Sentence examples for dusty building from inspiring English sources

THE half-finished Shanghai Tower is a hulking concrete wedding cake, rising out of a dusty building site in the central business district.

We got hold of the diaries of the princesses' nanny and she said 145 Piccadilly was a horrible dusty building, draughty and not very well heated".

"The British Library, the BBC... the old idea of the British Library is you go along to a dusty building... the public sector needs to do more on open access.

It's an old, dusty building on a military base.

The dusty building materials come from sun-like stars that expand into bloated red giants at the end of their lives.

Mine was among the first buildings; the humanities here remain housed mostly in these older, sedate, dusty buildings, with the sciences, the law school and the business school in far more plush, up-to-date quarters.

The long airport road is bordered by an untidy tangle of grass and shrubs and, further down still, by dusty buildings that look exhausted, as if about to collapse.

London's most historic – and possibly dustiest – buildings, the Houses of Parliament, are to become home to a monumental artwork that will collect and showcase the dirt that has lined the walls of the Palace of Westminster for hundreds of years.

The tournament was held in the Menger Hotel, a dusty old building just opposite the Alamo.

Now 67, Dr. Pierce runs National Alliance, his neo-Nazi publishing and music company, from a dusty metal building on his 395 acres near Mill Point, W.Va.

The Black Eyed Peas' "Get it started" is screaming obnoxiously from the top floor of a lime-green, dusty cement building on the outskirts of Nepal's Thamel city.