Sentence examples for put the pavilion from inspiring English sources

Taylor-Gooby began the battle to put the pavilion right rather than knock it down and the restoration it deserved took place two years ago.

It did look pretty horrible". Taylor-Gooby began the battle to put the pavilion right rather than knock it down and the restoration it deserved took place two years ago.

The Morningside Heights Historic District Committee filed an emergency application for landmark designation last May when it learned that the financially strapped hospital had put the pavilions, valued at $20 million, up for sale.

Grade II* status now puts the pavilion in the top 5% of all listed buildings, joining the likes of Middlesbrough's Transporter bridge, the London Coliseum and Eastbourne pier.

And while it would be wrong to say that Shipp's performance made all the difference in his team's 79-54 victoverOregon StateState at Pauley Pavilion, he certainly put the rout in a routine evening.

Jose Nunez, the third Dodgers pitcher, was stung in his big-league debut, allowing a double to Mark Grace to start the seventh before Gonzalez hit a 2-2 pinto inthethe right-field pavilion, putting the Diamondbacks ahead, 3-2.

"'Underwater Pavilions' puts the local marine environment and the global challenges around ocean conservation in dialogue with the history of art, inviting the viewer to write a contemporary narrative of the ocean and to participate in its protection". The temporary installation will be free into the winter; an end date hasn't been set yet.

This is the first new building to descend on this leafy, elegant spot of park in 20 years (South Korea was the last country to put a pavilion here in 1995).

This week, the opponents of a plan to put a restaurant in the pavilion on the northern end of the park scored a victory, with a judge issuing a temporary injunction against the Union Square Partnership and the Bloomberg administration.

Verity was harmless, so much so that Wyatt put him back to the Pavilion end with the alacrity of a man caught in the act and wishing to retrieve it before we saw.

"These days, what can you put in a pavilion that will be a real experience, that people can't find on the Internet?