Sentence examples for interesting building from inspiring English sources

The two couples used to enjoy meals out at local Indian restaurants – Enoch Powell tucking into chicken tikka masala is certainly an image to conjure with – and picnics in the Shropshire countryside, which typically involved fairly frugal fare and revolved around an interesting building, castle or site of local interest.

"It's an interesting building, but not historically significant," he said.

The article on banh mi, the Vietnamese sandwich, was interesting ("Building on Layers of Tradition," April 8).

"It's a terrifically fun and interesting building," says Raban, now setting about a lunchtime plate of halibut and chips at Ray's Café, overlooking Salmon Bay.

Richard Rogers's high-rise wedge overlooking the Swiss Re will be a more interesting building than Rafael Vinoly's, which resembles a giant telephone handset.

"They study it as a kind of precedent to understand how buildings are made and to understand the kind of space it is because it is a complex and interesting building in a very small site".

Stanley Marcus [of Neiman Marcus], who died last month, wanted to do interesting buildings, so he hired Philip Johnson, Kevin Roche, Edward Larrabee Barnes and Gyo Obata.

A few parks and interesting buildings make a stroll worth any traveler's time.

The following are five used bookstores housed in interesting buildings that once served different purposes.

It is studded with modern, architecturally interesting buildings, and is the site of the Norton Museum of Art and the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.

Safestay has a reputation for opening stylish affordable hostels inside interesting buildings, but this new one really raises the bar.