Sentence examples for imminent demolition from inspiring English sources

Tyneside council have slated it for imminent demolition, and even now only seven of the 11 floors are viewable.

All of us were onetime employees of the store, drawn together to commemorate the imminent demolition of that building, a landmark from our youths.

The store's most passionate naysayers may sleep (and drink) soundly knowing that the Swiss Coffee Studio is housed in a gas station facing imminent demolition.

In 1990, the architect Charles Platt called Mr. Milstein after learning that the McAlpin Hotel's Marine Grill was scheduled for imminent demolition.

Particularly, additional overstrength and post-yield stiffness ratio help to constrain residual drift demands under strong aftershocks, and decrease the probability of imminent demolition due to excessive post-mainshock residual drifts.

The Home Office is still refusing to make adequate provision to protect unaccompanied child refugees stranded in Calais ahead of the camp's imminent demolition, according to court documents detailing fresh legal action against the UK government.

He also said there were no imminent plans for demolition, though time for his building project is of the essence.

Whitfield died at St Helen Hall, St Helen Auckland, Co Durham, the lofty 18th-century Palladian house that he had purchased when it was at imminent risk of demolition and patiently restored.

It would be a timely exercise, given that so many outstanding postwar council estates are in imminent danger of demolition, as shamefully betrayed as the working-class communities that live in them.

18), about the imminent sale and demolition of the Holy Trinity Chapel and the Catholic Center at New York University, may have left the impression that the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York is abandoning its New York University campus ministry.

With the imminent threat of demolition, the local community rallied to save pier, to widespread media coverage.