Sentence examples for door building from inspiring English sources

With that goal in mind, Mr. Nichols has worked diligently to make the house more livable, adding a second bathroom behind a folded corner door, building a sliding library ladder to access the high upper cabinets in the kitchen, and carving out space for a washer-dryer and a computer station.

If lowering your price will get more developers through the door building with your tools and on and for your platform, you do it.

They always talked about jobs, but every time a logging outfit came here [before], very few if any of our people ever got hired". Now, Kevin Merry, who owns a small sawmill in Kake, is talking about buying the lot next door, building a roof over his mill and building cabin kits fashioned from the Tongass' famed yellow cedar.

Started by poet, artist and former Crass drummer Penny Rimbaud in 1967 – and operating as a true open door building ever since – Dial House has long fostered creativity, freedom and political agitation, as well as acting as a base for Crass during the 1980s.

There are seven more rooms in the next-door building, which dates back to the 1700s.

The next-door building lost a gargoyle," went one e-mail.

The Youngs only bought the hotel six months ago, but have already purchased the next-door building to develop into a restaurant and spa.

With a friend I shinned up a lower next-door building, which stood dark and empty, and ran along its rooftop, slipping sideways into its neighbor's maze of scaffolding bars.

We began the second morning at Wolf Blass Winery, four miles northeast of the center of Nuriootpa; a low stone cellar-door building adjoins the winery's processing facility in the middle of its vineyards.

Last December, Charles Wolstein, his wife, Miriam Chernick (who lived in Gateway Plaza in the 80's), and their baby daughter, moved into a 1,550-square-foot 1,550-square-foot 1,550-square-footor Place from a one-bedroom in a nexthree-bedroomng apartmentctor Plate.

He preferred to work behind closed doors, building consensus and offering little accountability to the outside world.