Sentence examples for moving buildings from inspiring English sources

Kivalina's leaders have long recognized that relocation is not just about moving buildings and infrastructure away from climate dangers, but an opportunity to build worlds where particular living beings can endure and flourish.

His earliest studies for moving buildings begin in the model shop of his office in Zurich.

What would make underground lines more resilient to flooding, said Virginia Tech professor Saifur Rahman, is moving buildings' connections to those cables -- cords, transformers and generators -- above flood level.

Standing on the top deck felt like being on the roof of a moving building.

The addition of a sports stadium may affect the location of a bus stop or subway station; moving building X in front of building Y may disrupt traffic.

Be afraid, be very afraid, but don't paralyze yourself; keep moving, building, growing.

Those who like order will appreciate that Manhattan's P.S. 1 is truly the first public school on the island, though it has moved buildings.

Dr. Fletcher said he believes the answer lies in encouraging people to move buildings and other infrastructure away from the shoreline, a strategy coastal scientists call retreat.

We moved over on the 1 December, and it's like we just moved buildings and that was it," she says.

With cheaper oil, it costs less to move building materials across states or even continents and oceans.

Students milled about, moving from building to building with backpacks slung over their shoulders.