The phrase 'extend building' is grammatically correct, but it might not make sense in certain contexts.
For example, it could be used in a sentence like: "The construction company was hired to extend the building." In this sentence, "extend" implies that the construction company will be making the building larger in some way.
The award aims to extend building techniques and use of materials, to encourage links between the academic world and the building industry, and to increase appreciation of the bond between good design and good building -- criteria intended to reflect the range of Professor Goody's interests as a teacher, researcher and designer.
She said the high school would enlarge its pool of shared laptops for in-class use, invest in other kinds of technology and also planned to extend building hours in the evening to provide computer access.
La Cañada Flintridge City Council members are considering an urgency ordinance that would extend building permits for construction projects that have faced delays or work stoppage, but would establish an expedited timeline for their completion.
You can easily extend buildings, so start small, and build only as much foundation as you actually need.
The Orbit Grand stalled with 10 stories completed out of 26, although the firm is seeking regulatory approval to extend the building up to 36 stories.
The language is also easy to extend by building wrapper functions that utilize one or more basic functions provided by the NASL interpreter.
And though school teachers and administrators often are aware of these realities, this awareness does not extend to building a new imagination for "just right" parent involvement.
We extend this, building on the work of Strong [ 30] by developing the idea that medical and moral schemas have a vital role in how GPs function in their core work.
Tomorrow, when he plays as the groovy Luomo, expect extended, meticulously building micro-house beats.
Bigelow's fidelity to truth sounds maniacal; it extended to building a perfect replica of Bin Laden's huge compound, brick for brick.
In light of the dynamic programming pattern abstracted from this system, the allocation algorithm has the potential of being extended to building other distributed merit-based expert systems.
