Sentence examples for intimate buildings from inspiring English sources

"This is a very small community school, almost like a 'little red schoolhouse' because we have very small, intimate buildings," said the principal, John Lavelle.

"In some cases that is the neighborly thing to do, especially in an intimate building".

"But people are telling us that they prefer a more intimate building than those other Goliaths".

Our intimate building, which has done fine for 75 years without these notices, is beginning to resemble a hotel with all this signage.

That changes the dimensions of the floor, it changes the geometry of the building and how the seats relate to the playing surface and the concert stage and allows a smaller, more intimate building than is possible to create if you're designing for NHL hockey.

He shows us the difference between intimate Saxon buildings and grand Normal cathedrals, to illustrate how architecture can mirror ambition.

The blunders and pitfalls that dog that intimate bridge-building lay behind her breakthough novel in Britain: A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers.

This intimate, wooden building – reminiscent of an American parish chapel – is flooded with natural light that pours in through a large set of windows at one end, while at the other there's a quirky, irregular row of three doors.

Withholding that from two people of sound mind that want to engage in monogamous, intimate, family building without harming others, seems among the deepest insults imaginable to human autonomy and dignity.

Emily Mackay of NME wrote that the song was a "inevitable big ballad with acoustic guitar (complete with audible string scrapes) soft piano keys and intimate melancholy, building into a massive power-balladish chorus" which she also compared with "If I Were a Boy" (2008) by American singer Beyoncé Knowles.

Realize that successful networking is all about building intimate, sincere relationships based on mutual generosity.