Sentence examples for of a large development from inspiring English sources
On weekends, I would go stay at their house in Falls Church, a splendid new place they'd built as part of a large development.
"Putting the plaza in the middle of a large development just feels more private," said David Dixon, who is in charge of planning and urban design at Goody Clancy & Associates, a design firm in Boston.
The new Pasadena Doubletree Hotel, scheduled to open in September, is part of a large development of Maguire Thomas Partners, adjacent to the Pasadena's City Hall, to be known as Plaza Las Fuentes or Plaza of the Fountains.
Rudisill criticized Bonin's opposition to Measure S, which would restrict development in the city, and his support of a large development project at West Olympic Boulevard and Bundy Drive that will create hundreds of apartments and hundreds of thousands of square feet in office space.
The Irish laws point to a large development of rural industry in the period in which they were first written down, shortly before the Norse invasions beginning at the end of the 8th century.
This is a large development of custom and semi-custom homes, and the best way to see it is to drive along central Nellie Gail Road and duck up and down the streets that branch off of it.
They are part of a larger development that researchers are finding: an increasing economic segregation.
Chris Underhill from BasicNeeds also explains how mental health is not just a medical concern – but "part of a larger development related problem".
The One Broadway renovations are part of a larger development at the site, which will include 300 residential units and an additional 12,800 square feet of retail.
The Helmut Jahn skyscraper - which, though not Art Deco in design, has a spire that is faintly reminiscent of the Chrysler Building in New York - is just the first phase of a larger development.
United Nations officials declined to be precise about the address, but the report called it "part of a larger development in Downtown Brooklyn" and described it as existing office space where halls could be built to accommodate conferences.
