Sentence examples for first wave of construction from inspiring English sources
Obama, in a visit to a job training centre in Maryland, said the loan guarantees to the energy giant, Southern Company, would help launch the first wave of construction of new reactors in nearly 30 years as well as advance his energy and climate agenda.
In a press release, the company said it has secured enough cash for the first wave of construction, which could begin as early as this year, but acknowledged that it is heavily dependent on government incentives and pending loans.
Since the first wave of Beaux-Arts construction, succeeding generations of architects have poured a range of European styles into the mix.
It is crucial for the first wave of customers: beer-drinking construction guys who begin arriving around 2 30. "At the beginning of the week they have no money, but by the end of the week they have cashed their paycheck and they're doing shots," he said.
The second wave of major construction started in 1908 when the largest structures in the fort were built, including the three-story double barracks (Bldg 36), which now houses the park superintendent's office and is used as the modern park headquarters.
Mr. Geithner noted that the last recession began under President George W. Bush, and that millions of men lost jobs in a first wave of layoffs that hit male-dominated sectors like construction and manufacturing.
The first wave of Turkish and Moroccan gastarbeiders, who arrived in the early nineteen-seventies, to do unskilled and semi-skilled work in industry and construction, was greeted mainly with indifference.
