Sentence examples for pharmacy building from inspiring English sources
The university's pharmacy program received $12.5 million from the Qatar Katrina Fund to build a pharmacy building addition in 2009.
"I love this place," he said, as he patted the side of the pharmacy building.
When a self-appointed group of men stopped a Baghdad car and checked the passengers' identity cards in the Jolan district, the army force's members were nearby, sitting in the courtyard of a pharmacy building.
A fire that has destroyed a quarter of Nauru's main hospital – including a pharmacy building holding the country's main reserves of medicine – has cast doubt on the Australian government's immediate ability to transfer more asylum seekers to the island for offshore processing.
The 1880 pharmacy building at 137 Second Street featured a highly decorated cast iron storefront and curved windows showing the influence of the Queen Anne Style.
The proposed design features brick detailing, market awnings and a metal projecting sign — all reminiscent of features seen on 20th century commercial buildings, such as the former Valley and Verdugo Pharmacy buildings in Montrose.
Beekeepers, please send your honey samples to: Jenny Hawkins, Welsh School of Pharmacy, Redwood Building, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff, CF10 3NB.
They were alarmed by a potential inrush of Indian traders from East Africa - who soon turned out to be invaluable additions to the economy, reviving corner-shops and pharmacies, and building up small businesses throughout Britain.
Aside from that phosphorescent flush, the work of a few intrepid graffitists, and the ghoulish green light projected by the electric crosses marking the entrances to pharmacies, most buildings are blank, the color of a wishbone picked dry and left out to bleach.
She found a Walgreens pharmacy in a building taking up more than half a block while paying $8,700 in property taxes.
An investigator said that detectives had been focusing on at least two specific disputes that Mr. Silver had been a part of, one involving an owner of a pharmacy in a building that he owned and another involving questionable real estate dealings between a brother and a sister stemming from the disposition of their family's estate.
