Sentence examples similar to gazette building from inspiring English sources

Trees are the living lungs of history, but it is curious that only recently has an attempt been made to gazette ancient ones in the way buildings have been for years.

GAZETTE: What would be the effects of building a wall?

GAZETTE: Is there a design application or feature of the building that you are particularly excited about?

From its building and printing presses in downtown Charleston, the Gazette has been a fixture in state politics for more than a century.

[Gotham Gazette] The partial takedown of a beautiful but decrepit building on the corner Clark Street and Monroe Place in Brooklyn Heights this weekend draws neighborhood anger over "demolition by neglect".

Several displays showcase terrorist attacks over the years but a poignant Pittsburgh Post-Gazette caricature of the domestic Oklahoma City bombing of a federal building in 1995 cautions readers not to jump to conclusions by indicting entire communities or ethnic groups.

Malkawi sat down with the Gazette to discuss the project in detail, highlighting the role he hopes it will play in moving building design toward ultra-efficiency and using as little energy, materials, and resources as possible.

AN ORDINANCE published in Hungary's official gazette on Friday makes it compulsory for this notice to be prominently displayed in most public buildings.

GAZETTE: Using natural ventilation as an example, how hard would it be to shift this to a larger office building?

The "gonzo journalist Hunter Thompson called at the Clinton campaign headquarters in the former Arkansas Gazette" building and said afterward that he had nearly been arrested while attempting to make off with a 6' cardboard cutout of the next President.

"The Gazette building is an iconic part of the town," said Mike, "and the paper is renowned for publishing not only local stories but also reports about and contributions from visitors.