Sentence examples for of building means from inspiring English sources
But the pace of building means the housing stock is not keeping up with population growth.
The lack of building meant a lack of builders: why be a builder if you can't get a job?
The old way of building meant hiring a designer, putting the project out to bid, then bringing in the builder and tradesmen.
By 2050, energy-efficient building standards also become very important (the long lifetime and slow turn-over of buildings mean benefits of improved building codes often take many years to be realized).
"I think people find that modern China lacks that sense of devotion, which is why the loss of this building means so much".
In practice, owning the freehold of a building means owning the right to manage it and charge a service charge.
Stay and you perish, but the complexity of the building means that to physically escape you have to work with the others also trapped.
And yes, maybe that's a stretch (although King's innate sense of world building means that very few stretches in his fiction are unplanned).
The enormous size of the building means that certain departments are set at considerable distance from others, but within each department the layouts are flexible and efficient, and the offices warm and welcoming.
The size of the building means it could take weeks, she added.
Making this the façade of a building means the design stands out more than the traditional architecture surrounding it.
