Sentence examples for moot building from inspiring English sources

From the historic Moot Building, you make your way to the White Hart at the far end of the town for that well-deserved pint of Adnams.

It has mooted building a "national internet", which would in effect be a domestic intranet.

The possibility was mooted of building a surface base on Callisto, because of the low radiation levels at the moon's distance from Jupiter and its geological stability.

It's a moot point now; the building looks as if a good-size tornado hit it.

By announcing his departure from the Donmar Warehouse earlier this month, Michael Grandage has left open one of the plum jobs in British theatre – though, with cuts on their way, it is moot whether running a building will be quite as fun as it once was.

However, Moot says they are building geotagging into their strategy.

Formerly an assembly building, The Moot Hall contains a tourist information centre on the ground floor, with an art gallery on the floor above.

A strike is mooted; there is a building political narrative.

(The Grade II-listed building is mooted to reopen later this year following a £1.2m refurbishment).

Almost a decade ago, the English Football Association mooted the idea of building its own version of the Clairefontaine academy in Burton upon Trent.

These officials, however, said building new housing became moot once the local economy soured.