Sentence examples for mix of building from inspiring English sources

Growing up in the New Forest, my childhood was a mix of building log cabins until dusk and dodging donkeys during playtime.

"A good supply chain, improved connections, you bring in the right people, the right methods and you have people behind who can fund it [rather than having to boostrap] that can give you the capital needed for market entry then you have a really nice mix of building a 'startup on steroids'".

Its mix of building, battling and exploration will keep young Lego fans amused.

The only ecumenical university in Europe, Hope Park is a leafy 30-acre landscaped campus, with a mix of building styles.

However, it was not a success and was later partly demolished and redeveloped in a mix of building styles for a variety of uses.

The program generates the hourly demands for electricity, heating, cooling, and hot water for the mix of building types for 8760 h of a year.

In the midst of Minnesota's scenic lake country, the Hunts have assembled an eclectic mix of buildings on a 70-acre campus, including their own airtight super-insulated house.

His current works are New York-based abstractions that play on the garish mix of buildings in the new Times Square along with elements from his recent paintings of Rome, now pared down to linear essence.

The property now comprises 11 self-catering properties, a mix of buildings and luxury yurts, all off-grid, with a communal veranda and two large sunken water tanks serving as splash pools.

If they are lucky, they pick up other narratives by talking to their grandparents, or by looking carefully at the confusing mix of buildings and monuments that surrounds them.In this section Look again Songlines Con or can do Winds of cosmopolitanism Bearing witness ReprintsThe real story of their region cannot be reduced to that of recently created and artificially homogenised states.

At the other end of the scale there is the Bacton Estate in Camden, full of failed 1960s deck-access blocks, which KCA is replacing with 300 new homes in a mix of buildings that rise and fall with a zig-zagging roofline.