Sentence examples for features under construction from inspiring English sources

Among the attractions there: the vertical launch area, the mission control building and other features under construction, including the terminal hangar facility.

New features currently under construction include John's daily Pick-6 selections at Aqueduct and Susan's nonfat-cottage-cheese-based recipes.

THE AMENITIES While management considered the summer a soft opening, the hotel's Web site gave no hint that some touted features were still under construction.

Zuckerberg's third reaction (also posted to his Facebook page) added specifics about how the company plans to combat fake news, revealing under-construction features like stronger detection, easier reporting, third-party verification, warning labels, elevating the quality of "related articles," disrupting the economics of fake news and "listening".

The results show that for the wind velocities prevalent at the time of collapse, an explanation of the failure mechanism can only be achieved by taking into account several special features of the structure under construction, i.e. the localized nature of welding and the influence of the incomplete junction with the bottom plate.

The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens has been examining the format in installations, including the current Under Construction, which features a 50-foot seamless projection in the lobby featuring thousands of old GIF files preserved from GeoCities, the once-popular Web hosting service.

The 700-acre complex, which is under construction, will feature two undulating and curvy tracks, a clubhouse, vehicle bays and tennis courts.

One can only hope that Levete's £41m V&A expansion, currently under construction and featuring the world's first porcelain-tiled courtyard, will have a happier outcome.

Two new developments are currently under construction, each featuring the kind of chain restaurant that was rare in the neighborhood not so long ago.

The 35-acre campus, currently under construction, will feature a reform synagogue, an Islamic community center and mosque, and a United Church of Christ church all within a short walk of one another.

For example, Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem features new construction developed under the city's Cornerstone program, using low-cost land and below-market financing from the Housing Development Corporation.