Sentence examples for sweltering building from inspiring English sources

We are standing across from each other inside a sweltering building on the outskirts of the Greek city of Volos, about 200 miles north of Athens on the Mediterranean.

As districts have expanded summer programs, they have faced a new set of problems, from students sweltering in buildings without air conditioning to a lack of money for transportation or a dearth of teachers.

Cruz tried to paint a picture of the island's devastation: She described people who were forced to drink from streams and dehydrated senior citizens who were trapped in sweltering apartment buildings which she called, "human cages".

It alleges that "since 2011, at least twelve prisoners have died from heat stroke because of the sweltering temperatures inside buildings where the Texas Department of Criminal Justice houses inmates".

The company used to have about 45 fans in the sweltering brick building.

But Judge Wake's ruling throws light on Sheriff Arpaio's handling of the county jails, which brought him notoriety for tactics like building a sweltering "tent city" for convicts and cladding them in black-and-white striped uniforms and pink underwear.

They spilled into the streets, fleeing office buildings and sweltering subway stations, swimming around cars and buses like ants at a feast.

He told reporters that showers had been built for four hundred Iraqis detained in sweltering tents, that proper buildings would soon replace the tents, and that the number of juvenile detainees in Baghdad had dropped from a hundred and seventy-two to thirty.

Mr. Kamara has 161 people working for him, and they clamber up and down the narrow stairs of the old church building in this sweltering seaside capital.

Over the course of Britain's sweltering summer, the landlord of the building inhabited by the Observer periodically informs us that our air conditioning is undergoing an "automated controlled shutdown" because the weather has become so hot and humid that the system is at risk of damaging itself.

His manager and I watched him practice his presentation a final time — in the sweltering North Carolina summer and in a building with failed air conditioning.