Sentence examples for purpose built in from inspiring English sources

Compared to the national profile, WestREN practices appear somewhat larger and more likely to be purpose built in rural areas.

The Saint-Maur retirement home was purpose-built in the 1960s, and you can see why the scheme works here: the design is that of a community centre merged with a hotel - it has wide corridors, light pours in, and the residents' rooms are cosy and spacious.

The war game was filmed over a several hours in a single sitting, using concealed cameras in a purpose built set in a secure location in Central London.

The Mary Rose - Henry VIII's warship - is one of the nation's most famous and precious pieces of history - now conserved in a purpose built museum in Portsmouth.

As I junior doctor, I recently participated in a 10-day programme in Sierra Leone with the Better Lives Foundation, a charity that runs three medical camps a year in a small purpose built hospital in Yonibana, 88 miles from the capital, Freetown.

Dale operated from modern purpose built premises in a retail park, the others from converted houses in residential areas.

This edifice, which opened in 1877, was the first purpose built university in New Zealand.

The pages on its website still take 50% longer to load than its slickest rivals despite a £150m revamp while its purpose built warehouse in Castle Donington, Leicestershire could not support its stated ambition to have 30% of its clothing sales online in five years time.

They will start next season at the purpose built ground in Barton.

The initial service will be run out of a purpose built facility in the New Mexico desert known as Spaceport America.

As one of the BBC's six performing groups the orchestra records and performs concerts for BBC Radio 3. Most of the concerts the orchestra performs each year will be broadcast on Radio 3. The orchestra rehearses at its own purpose built studio in MediaCityUK, Salford, where it also records programmes for BBC Radio 3 and CDs for Chandos Records.