Sentence examples for journal building from inspiring English sources
A spa – easily found on several adult review sites – currently operates near the Providence Journal building on a busy thoroughfare in downtown Providence.
The winning design had a number of supporters, including publications such as The Age and George Taylor's Sydney-based trade journal, Building, prominent citizens including artist Norman Lindsay and University of Sydney Dean of Architecture, Leslie Wilkinson, and the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (who had been heavily involved in the competition).
His obituary in the journal Building concluded:... [T]here is none today who can replace the noble personality, that keen energetic brain ever ready to give of its wonderful store of knowledge, and that happy spirit ever bright, ever optimistic, even though crushed beneath the cruel and unjust blow of the non-acceptance of his prize design for the North Shore bridge.
The full-floor apartments rented from $6,800 to $9,200 a year; the journal Buildings and Building Management said the building's style was a selling point.
"It is a committed one-on-one partnership," he says, "that is the key to the success of journal capacity building in the developing world".
As one of the leading journals in building energy studies, Energy and Buildings has witnessed the great efforts in the research community and professional society in advancing the state-of-the-art of HVAC systems since its founding.
Since creating the Personal Journal section two years ago, building on the success of its leisure-focused Weekend Journal section, the newspaper has attracted more consumer-oriented advertisers.
For more than a year, The Journal has been building a new payment system, called mosaic, to replace the current one.
According to the Journal, Safeway was building testing clinics in more than 800 of its grocery stores to offer Theranos blood tests.
While there, he wrote a piece for the Architects' Journal on building in the West Indies.
Mr. Collins said the 1 Journal Square building has a central core and very few interior columns, making it possible to house D. F. Young's 100-member staff in half the space it was renting at 17 Battery Place.
