Sentence examples for demolished creating from inspiring English sources

Last November what faculty members considered the most egregious of those buildings, Philip Mather Hall, which was devoted to chemistry labs and classrooms, was demolished, creating a new block of open space.

Whether intentionally or not, Black-owned businesses have been segregated or demolished, creating enormous barriers to success for Black Ashevilleans.

Walls can be demolished to create a different exhibition space.

Part of the plaza could be demolished to create a more direct connection to the street.

The governor of Bombay, Sir Bartle Frere, had the fort demolished and created room for a group of public buildings.

New York airports have little wiggle room for new traffic — old terminals must be demolished to create room for new buildings or additional parking space for airplanes.

Many of the walls dividing old cells have been demolished to create large, airy exhibition spaces, as well as laboratories and storage areas for the permanent collection.

The current No. 1 court, an intimate circular showplace built in 1980 and known as "the bullring," is set to be demolished to create more space for hospitality and other facilities.

Nine homes were bought at an average price of $200,000, well above the market, and demolished to create space for the tunnel and a park that has been promised for the top.

The events are part of a more vigorous effort by OA to expand the close-knit climbing community that long surrounded the University's first climbing wall, retired this summer when the Armory was demolished to create room for a new chemistry building.

Today the house is Mr. Bortugno's home, a place of unlikely elegance largely returned to its original 1810 condition, with some radical twists: the kitchen and dining area are stashed in the basement, the interior walls on the ground floor were demolished to create a single open space and the attic gave way to a soaring cathedral ceiling under the gambrel roof.