Sentence examples for large purpose-built from inspiring English sources

Large purpose-built display screens were built, and one of the buildings to be used as a backdrop was painted white.

I am looking to sell my two-bedroom flat which is in a large purpose-built block.

The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) are located in a large, purpose-built court on the dusty outskirts of Phnom Penh.

The opening of Kings Place on 1 October will bring London its first large, purpose-built concert hall since the Barbican's went up in 1982.

Theirs is a large purpose-built new house masquerading as a country cottage decades old, with tall trees surrounding it, a slate roof, two cosy lounges and just four guestrooms.

It is a crying shame that a country of a hundred and eighty million, home to some of the biggest cities in the world, has no large purpose-built modern auditorium where Springsteen-scale performances can take place.

Due to the remote location of the fishery it was inevitable that larger, purpose-built trawlers with considerable freezer capacity would need to be built if the fishery were to expand.

Royal Albert Dock was Britain's largest purpose-built dock when completed in 1880 at the height of the British empire.

As a result of its success the centre will be moving to larger purpose-built premises and offer homework clubs.

The room is small, the desks crammed together; soon, the scholars will move to a larger, purpose-built office a few kilometres away.

The Australian monstrosity known as The Bottlecap was the world's largest purpose-built theatre, hosting gigs, beauty pageants and musicals.