Sentence examples for could buildings from inspiring English sources
How could buildings of such power and beauty have come from the pencil of a dull Victorian horse-painter's 11th child, a figure of flagrant immaturity who read little and revelled in grubby jokes?
For 30 years he managed as best he could, building a network of bird-watchers who looked for migrating godwits over the Pacific Ocean.
Could building on some of London's green belt land solve the capital's housing shortage?
"Before 9/11, you could access buildings more easily than you can today.
'Thinking soil' made of bacteria could keep buildings from collapsing.
Protocells, which are more vigorous in a fluid medium, could help buildings better withstand wet conditions.
Could "living buildings" transcend metaphor?
Self-healing metals and polymers could prevent buildings from disintegrating.
It is also possible that radon could enter buildings through the use of natural gas containing radon.
A pecan tree could damage buildings or smaller trees with falling branches as it grows bigger.
