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Discover Ludwig"pieces of building" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase to describe the small sections or fragments of a larger building. For example: - "The construction workers carefully removed the old pieces of building before starting the renovation." - "The earthquake left behind many pieces of building debris that needed to be cleared." - "As I walked through the abandoned site, I couldn't help but notice the scattered pieces of building that were once part of a grand structure."
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For less than $2,000, Sears would ship two boxcars containing 30,000 pieces of building material to any railroad station, along with a 75-page leather-bound instruction manual.
We roll up our sleeves and get stuck in with them in many of the foundational pieces of building a company.
THE sign marking the entrance to Demolition Depot is artfully made up of old pieces of building salvage.
Investigators learned that Mr. Rumsfeld had the airplane part after an F.B.I. agent saw him on television "holding up pieces of building from the W.T.C. and the Pentagon, saying he kept those items on his desk to remember the terrorist attacks," the report said.
Follow through for me has become one of the most important pieces of building self-trust and self-confidence.
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Many companies are using factories to make larger and larger pieces of buildings; Mr. Poon said an ambitious hotel project that he was helping to build in the Bahamas used prefab bathrooms.
They sold pieces of buildings and shops.
Large pieces of buildings were missing, dislodged by artillery attacks.
If you were down there that day, you remember, you will never forget the inky dark clouds, the pieces of buildings flying through the air, the sense that all hell was breaking loose.
In Hancock, two of Chester Baxter's cows were swept down a branch of the White River, but survived, one of them carried three miles, around three bridges clogged with trees and pieces of buildings, until it popped up in the backyard of a church.
In one evacuated area of Breezy Point, a coastal community in Queens, the devastation was severe: between 80 and 100 homes were reportedly destroyed in a fire blown from house to house by heavy winds, leaving a vast blackened ruin from which pieces of buildings protruded.
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