Sentence examples for opened up the building from inspiring English sources

When the firefighters opened up the building, the flames started shooting out.

The person who first opened up the building to residential use was Jack Klein, a real estate impresario at the forefront of downtown loft conversions.

Not only did he turn the Place into a vital showcase for young choreographers, he also opened up the building to give them office space.

Mr. Obiang cautiously opened up the country, building links to France and French-speaking African nations.

The space was poorly suited for use by multiple tenants because an earlier alteration to the building had opened up the interior space into an atrium so that the light could flow all the way to the first floor and basement.

The key to opening up the building, Mr. White said, was to remove the large flight of steps and stone porch that functioned as the entrance -- at the second-floor level -- to the building.

The more Childs thought about it, the less sure he became that simply opening up the bottom of the building solved the problem.

The row of buildings from St Peter Mancroft to the Guildhall, which divided the upper and lower markets, were demolished, opening up the marketplace, as were the buildings along the western side of the market.

The single market continues to play a vital role in opening up the world to disabled people, building on the Disability Discrimination Act 2005 by pushing the frontiers of accessible travel, products, services and the internet.

The potential of scaffolding technology has opened up the future possibility of building replacement organs for the human body such as livers and kidneys.

The changes will also be felt in places like downtown Brooklyn and along Fourth Avenue where recent rezoning has opened up the possibility of new building.