Sentence examples for remote building from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horowitz said he worked for Kenneth Cole a decade ago when the company moved to a relatively remote building on 50th Street and 11th Avenue.

Hofstra University has created an administrative job, director of emergency management, to oversee its proposed $750,000 emergency communications system that will include e-mail and cellphone alerts as well as remote building lockdowns.

By sheer good luck, by the time they reached the ground, the protestors had moved to another area, and the ambassador and staff were able to find a small party of Iranian police, who told them to hide in a remote building in the corner of the site, with the lights off.This was the centre of the capital city, Mr Chilcott noted.

We looked at everything from advanced metering and communications to remote building management before anybody else was talking about it.

Situated on the top of Mount Buzludzha in the heart of a sweeping national park, this extraordinarily remote building came as complete surprise.

Matsuda does not comply and is eventually tied to a chair in a remote building.

He owned an island off Ireland's west coast, Innishvicillaun, that was so remote the building materials for his house had to be helicoptered in.

Efforts have been made to improve Arunachal's infrastructure, including extending roads into some remote areas, building the state's first rail line, and expanding access to electricity, drinking water, and telecommunications facilities in tribal villages.

Within minutes of getting into the car, the 'policemen' dropped their act, blindfolding Lynn and Craig and driving them to a remote farm building now thought to have been in west Kent.

It is suggested that when a remote site building is to be purchased, the system designer should quote the maximum expected heat load their equipment generates and the maximum increase in temperature, above ambient, that must be maintained.

Both kinds of offices tend to be in remote office buildings, with fences and guards.