Sentence examples for odd buildings from inspiring English sources

Théo is the latest in a lengthening line of restaurants that have colonized odd buildings on odd blocks.

The building at 1015 Park Avenue is one of the more architecturally odd buildings in the city.

With more than €2 billion, or $2.67 billion, poured into the area, it has been transformed from a derelict, no-man's-land of odd buildings and empty lots into a glossy, manicured public oasis with 30 new residential and commercial skyscrapers, a giant park, an underground Esselunga supermarket and direct access to high-speed trains to Paris and London.

Lady Trevelyan also liked follies — that particularly English indulgence of filling a garden with odd buildings that have no actual purpose.

Back in 2003 the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared Tel Aviv a world heritage site for the 4,000 odd buildings that make up this so-called "White City"—a collection of modernist Bauhaus-influenced buildings that sprung up in the 1930s and have come to define the city.

Back in 2003 the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) declared Tel Aviv a world heritage site for the 4,000 odd buildings that make up this so-called "White City" – a collection of modernist Bauhaus-influenced buildings that sprung up in the 1930s and have come to define the city.

This odd building boom belies Turkmenistan's accelerating downward trajectory.

Mr. Posin does a few odd building projects and sells organic fertilizer.

The hotel Shimao had chosen was an odd building, constructed to look like a European castle.

It's an odd building, part shopping mall, part massive venue.

Smokers use publicly financed medical care, they take leave for illness, they burn down the odd building.