Sentence examples for multi-use facility from inspiring English sources
The Kennedy Center is a multi-use facility for families.
It will soon be a multi-use facility complete with restaurant, basketball court, bar and roof deck.
The Training Center will be a multi-use facility for all ministries and serve as a venue for SOCCENT's bi-annual Counter Narco-Terrorism training.
A November 2013 bond election in Harris County to raise $217m in public funds to refurbish the building into a multi-use facility they called the New Dome Experience failed, with 53.5% of voters against the idea.
When finished in 1981, the 195-foot high Minneapolis Metrodome was the world's largest air-supported, multi-use facility, covering 9.5 acres and offering a seating capacity of 63,000.
The Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning, by Gluck+, is a multi-use facility, where New York City's underserved children receive free tennis lessons and academic enrichment.
A briefing note released under freedom of information by the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport shows proposals are at an advanced stage to "favour multi-use facilities" — which can host several sports — when funding is allocated in future.
Consider, too, that some incubators (called multi-use facilities) house different sorts of startups, while others specialize in niches like biotechnology, software or retail and may offer industry-specific services.
Additionally, operations centers are often multi-use facilities, serving Department Operations Centers and Regional Operations Centers (e.g., the RDMHC may fill the regional disaster medical health role in a facility shared with an EMS agency).
The Massachusetts Military Reservation, for instance, a 34-square-mile multi-use training facility in Cape Cod, is slowly leaching solvents, jet fuel, RDX, and perchlorate into the area's sole aquifer, a drinking water source for up to 500,000 people at the height of tourist season.
The development and support plan is designed to make the station a leading science and technology centre developing "its full potential as an international, multi-use, science and technology facility, with an emphasis on Earth Observation".
