Sentence examples for depot building from inspiring English sources

A huge depot building, which still survives, was constructed in 1830.

One day McCarthy and Dinklage ran into each other on a Manhattan street corner — "Peter was temping, and I was just scraping by as an actor" — and McCarthy later thought that Dinklage might be perfect for a script he was working on, "The Station Agent," about an introverted train aficionado who inherits a tiny depot building in rural New Jersey.

Other recent Todd enterprises include New River Adventures (kayak, canoe, bike and tube rentals in the old depot building); a farmers' market; several new nursery and landscaping businesses; and Community Supported Agriculture programs like Stacy Martin's Yellow Wolf Farm (check out the holistic dog biscuits).

One of the last mill buildings standing, the New Mill and Depot Building, Hawthorne Woolen Mill, which was built in 1881 along with a railroad station for a spur line that never materialized, is on the National Register of Historic Places.

The former train depot building has been turned into an art space, while industrial hoardings and even an old steam train are dotted across the park as art exhibits.

A new depot building was built in 1942 and 1943, which allowed 3.2 m wide trams.

The tracks and depot buildings still exist.

The Great Western Railway, now the Chiltern Main Line, ran through the site, separating the regimental buildings to the north from the depot buildings to the south.

In recent years, the over-depot building is undergoing a rapid development, aiming at rational use of city space, while the train-induced vibration is one major concern.

Since the City Council voted last year to demolish the depot, the building has been granted a reprieve of sorts thanks to more urgent issues confronting the city, including a $400 million budget deficit and a lawsuit to halt the tear down (citing the station's historic landmark status).

'You can't even see the depot from our building - we're third in line.