Sentence examples for downtown facility from inspiring English sources
For instance, St . Vincents will soon complete a new $20 million trauma center at its downtown facility, built largely with private funds.
But for Mr. Cripe — who splits his time between Napa, Calif., where he makes wines under the Lola label, and Cortez, where his mother, Nancy, works with him to cure mullet roe in a downtown facility — bottarga is just the first step toward creating new markets for mullet.
The agreement, which applies only to the downtown facility and runs until June of next year, "restores detainees' dignity and their right to due process," said Ahilan T. Arulanantham, director of immigrants' rights and national security for the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California.
The Corum conference centre, one of the rare major venues set in a downtown area in France and the Arena-Park & Suites, the new multi-purpose arena able to hold up to 15,000 people (the second largest downtown facility in France).
In the Kings' final regular-season visit to the place known as "The Joe" before the Red Wings move to a new downtown facility next season, Zatkoff could again enjoy what unfolded before him because his Kings teammates limited Detroit to 18 shots.
Mr. Gamal, a businessman, had always favored a more down-to-earth approach, focused on providing much-needed downtown facilities like an indoor swimming pool, and prayer space for the large population of Muslims who work in the financial district.
Canada's largest banks, which are headquartered in Downtown Toronto, made plans to have employees work at alternate sites outside their downtown facilities, such as at home or in other branches.
The women gathered Friday at a restored downtown arts facility were conscious of it as well.
This month, the club will officially open Downtown, a facility for children that he calls "a little bit Disney, a little bit Vegas".
We take issue with a statement in "Clarifying What Y.M.C.A. Stands For" (Giving section, Nov. 17) about the Seattle Y.M.C.A.'s historic renovation of our downtown landmarked facility.
Tribune Co., which was renamed Tribune Media, retained the Times building and other real estate, including The Times' downtown printing facility off Olympic Boulevard.
