Sentence examples for put a building from inspiring English sources

"Longacre Square was renamed Times Square because The New York Times put a building there".

"My idea is to put a building in here that would be a marker, a beacon".

They have built such a strong infrastructure that any time they need they can put a building over that foundation".

One of the good things that the government has done is to put a building code in place.

The prosecutor added that Mr. Batiste had worked in construction and told Mohammed, "If I can put a building up, I can take it down".

The owners, after all, get what they want: foot traffic to their neighborhood, which they hope will translate into good business or quicker apartment sales when they finally put a building up on the lot.

Putting a roof on Ashe basically means putting a building on top of a building, so, Smith said, the U.S.T.A. planned to remove the concrete from the upper deck in Ashe and replace the stands there with lighter material, while only losing "within a few hundred" seats.

I wanted to put a glamorous building on the plinth.

"It was a challenge to put a square building on a body," Little says.

You can't put a brutalist building in a gold lame party dress: raw concrete is raw concrete.

When the same owner put a second building -- a five-story house 18 by 60 feet with a backyard -- up for sale, she jumped.