Sentence examples for powerhouse building from inspiring English sources

The powerhouse building anchors the 12-block district, where theaters, restaurants and stores are also planned.

The latest murals appeared on the Geelong Powerhouse building and feature full-frontal images of a man and a woman taking selfies.

Suggestions included enlarging the district to its current size; incorporating the powerhouse building, which would be redeveloped, probably as offices; encouraging developers with incentives and loosened restrictions; and including a mix of uses like offices and stores.

A connection across Washington Street to the historic Powerhouse building, a vacant Victorian-era power plant slated for conversion to an arts center, will be achieved via a pedestrian plaza with sculpture garden.

The brick powerhouse building that supplied electricity to the mill now houses a big shop where Bend's army of climbers, skiers and mountain bikers stock up on the latest gear.In some areas all this translates into a city full of ageing but well-off geezers.

It's an advertising powerhouse, building a series of products that run our lives -- like Gmail, Google Maps, Android, Chrome -- and under its new umbrella corporation, Alphabet, the company is developing products like driverless cars and surgical robots that promise to transform our lives.

They are turning Watson into a digital marketing powerhouse, and building out their Interactive Experience (iX) division into the largest digital agency network in the world.

College presidents who dream of building powerhouse sports teams should read the new report on the basketball program at Binghamton University.

The Lens feature in some editions on Wednesday, about the powerhouse and laundry building in United States Marine Hospital 43 on Ellis Island, misstated the name of the mainland medical institution with which the Ellis Island hospital was associated.

From Simon Young, the band's bass player... "We shot 'Sour Love' in the historic Bull Run Powerhouse, an incredible building perched on a cliff in Oregon.

Thompson took him on a tour of the powerhouse & the buildings where the immigrants used to reside.