Sentence examples for suitable buildings from inspiring English sources

AS for those unfortunate citizens caught outside during an air raid, "suitable buildings have been selected, into which the public can go to escape flying debris or shrapnel," one report advised.

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Documents reproduced in a recently published book, I re di Roma (the king of Rome), by Lirio Abbate and Marco Lillo, show that two years later Odevaine was made chairman of a committee tasked with deciding on offers of suitable buildings for the scheme.

Along with the shortage of physicians, there is a shortage of everything else needed to provide medical care of equipment, drugs, and suitable buildings, and of nurses, technicians, and all other grades of staff, whose presence is taken for granted in the affluent societies.

Suitable buildings, building services and mechanical equipment are essential factors to consider when planning the industrial manufacture of food.

Hearst sent Morgan to Europe to study suitable buildings; she brought fine artist Doris Day with her to investigate architectural inscriptions and painting styles.

Before designing a small, ecologically sensitive second home they wanted to spend a year or two visiting the land to determine the most suitable building site.

The property, which has mature lilac bushes and apple trees, has two suitable building sites for buyers who wish to use it for new construction.

David Sable, a Y&R executive, said 285 Madison was "not a suitable building for us and probably hasn't been for a number of years".

The university undertook to "maintain and preserve the library in perpetuity" in a suitable building in Bloomsbury, and to keep it "adequately equipped and staffed as an independent unit".

But after four years of searching and two failed bids to be included in redevelopment projects in Red Hook and Carroll Gardens, they have not found a suitable building in the borough at a feasible price.