Sentence examples for some sort of building from inspiring English sources

Look hard and you may see some sort of building through the haze; look again and it has gone.

Upstairs, the rust-brown frame of some sort of building - octagonal, with a little tower like a dovecot - stood vacant except for a single, low-watt bulb.

More than a third of the owners of flooded homes have taken out some sort of building permit from City Hall, signalling that they intend to live in the city again.

In a last show of defiance, even the hoardings that hide some sort of building work look painfully cheap.

Recurring theme: the couple, pressed now to build a house with a mere seven-hundred thousand pounds, will take on some sort of building job themselves, constructing a drystone wall around the building, or intricately tiling a kitchen.

Painted in that bright yellow you see on construction sites, lacking a barrel and covered in pistons and servos, it's easy to imagine the Flak Cannon as some sort of building tool from the future.

"I walk by this building every day and always thought it was some sort of commercial building," Ms. Davies-Keiller said.

The end result looks like some sort of Star Wars building.

Ideally, I'd like to either be co-ordinating my own charity, or a smaller charity, or working in some sort of capacity-building arena for the voluntary sector here and abroad.

For a moment, I considered piloting a plane pulling a Black History Month banner into some sort of anti-government building, but then I remembered I have an irrational fear of crashing into immovable objects at high speeds.

There are options, as a real-estate broker might say: the guard company the defense hired has a place, some sort of corporate-executive storage building.