Sentence examples for publication building from inspiring English sources

I explained to him that people came to see not only the hill, but also the farm and the publication building.

I love being a missionary!" Sister Kimber, an enthusiastic, apple-cheeked woman of 23, proclaimed to a couple in her tour group at the Publication Building in Palmyra, N.Y., the sleepy town where the Mormon faith was born.

Our Youth, Inc. team also partnered with the Student Press Initiative to create a student-authored publication, Building Bridges: Crossing from Struggle to Survival, in which ERA's high school students crafted personal essays about how they have overcome challenges and survived in the fact of often overwhelming struggles.

It's also the focus of GEO's publication, Building Collaboration From the Inside Out, which looks carefully at the internal conditions for collaboration to thrive.

If you have a car enthusiast publication, building an elite car dealership community is on-brand and provides value to your core audience.

(Link to VAC Commitment publication) Building a model for a child protection system in Tanzania UNICEF's Child Protection programme includes strengthening national and community capacity to prevent and respond to violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation and mobilizing the considerable resources needed to put this into effect.

In an effort to assess various measures of knowledge diffusion, this paper compares patent data surrounding recombinant DNA technology to licenses and publications building on the same technology.

Abouzeid navigated this increasingly treacherous terrain with legendary courage as she wrote for Foreign Affairs and other publications, building the stories of the people in this book around long, repeated interviews and, often, long days and nights under fire alongside them.

Most of all, I was looking for someone who shares my and Robert Allbritton's commitment to POLITICO as team who believes that great journalism and publication-building should be a joyfully collaborative enterprise, and the only way to do it right is to be having fun along the way.

This article has been adapted from a forthcoming ATTRA publication entitled Building Healthy Pasture Soils, by Lee Rinehart.

Only one, from the British publication The Building News, called it "nondescript" and likened the two towers to "donkey's ears".