Sentence examples for dormant building from inspiring English sources

Then, in the sad silence of the dormant building, there was a sound.

DALLAS Resurrection The dormant building at 508 Park Avenue, built in 1929, is perhaps the finest example of zigzag moderne architecture in Dallas.

Dormant bank and building society accounts bill Money held in bank and building society accounts that have not been used for 15 years will be used to provide more youth facilities.

"The big society bank will be established using every penny of dormant bank and building society account money," Cameron said.

It is just possible to make out the hotels signage which marks the unoccupied building, dormant since December 22 1940 when it fell victim to air raids.

He raised the idea again in 2007 and in 2008 the Dormant Bank and Building Society Act was passed, giving the government the right to collect and distribute unclaimed money from dormant accounts after 15 years.

Now it has a floor-to-ceiling glass window with a great view of the Benjamin Moore paint shop in the curiously dormant filigreed steel building on the south side of the street.

He outlined the benefits as he answered Tory critics: one move, a new bank (criticised by a Financial Times report which said such a bank could only launch with reserves of about £60m) would use "every penny of dormant bank and building society account money allocated to England".

Charity organisations welcomed the announcement to kick-start a Social Investment Wholesale Bank in today's pre-budget report with £75m from money lying dormant in bank and building society accounts.

The investors, primarily Arts Council England, pulled the plug, Alsop was shown the door, and the building lay dormant for the next two years, apparently destined for a plot in the graveyard of Lottery-funded white elephants, alongside Sheffield's National Centre for Popular Music and Doncaster's Earth Centre.

After Mead Metcalf dinner theater closed its doors in 2007, the building lay dormant.