Sentence examples for receded building from inspiring English sources

When the water receded, building inspectors found the property to be so damaged, by both the water and time, that it was too dangerous to inhabit.

But it's better when surging or receding, swiftly building or dropping out.

I receded into my building's courtyard to observe from the shadows, like an arsonist, returning to witness the blaze he'd set.

In areas where water had receded, the school buildings were badly damaged and covered with mud.

Fatboi produced three songs on "The State vs. Radric Davis" including the single "Wasted," featuring Plies, which is a thorough distillation of the modern Atlanta sound — a steady foundation of strings building and receding, squirrelly synths jabbing in and out, abrupt coughs of drum-machine snares giving the song shape.

Due to the fragile nature of unbaked bricks and frequent floods, the superstructures of all buildings have receded.

Once the Burton Theater carved out its space in the schoolhouse that closed in 2002 — a 1920s-era building that had receded into the shadows like so many empty spaces in Detroit — the city, which had let the block go dark, turned the streetlights back on.

When the water receded, it left the school building unusable.

As the Roman numerals grow and recede, so does the difficulty of building them into the design.

But they are hoping that once the crisis recedes, the customer base they are building now will linger.

The young men stared out of darkened windows; some looked blank while others, smiling, waved at the grey slab buildings as they receded into the distance.