Sentence examples for the building boasts from inspiring English sources

The building boasts biometric fingerprint access points and strict house rules, as the management strives to change its reputation.

The building boasts 50 chandeliers, more than 20 of which were made especially for the hotel in the Czech Republic – which is interesting, if that sort of thing interests you.

The building boasts an auditorium – pianist Lang Lang will give the first concert in it on 28 October, followed by Kraftwerk on 6 November – a stepped waterfall sourcing a moat, a restaurant and art galleries for permanent and temporary exhibitions.

Along with an abundance of natural lighting, solar-heated hot water, and wind-powered parking lot lights, the building boasts a rainwater harvesting system that waters the landscaping and flushes the toilets.

Except that the plaque on the front of the building boasts that Diderot was born here, and directly across the street is the house where Molière died… Latest trend: movable burger wagons, most prominently Le Camion Qui Fume (the smoking truck), the dream of a young woman from L.A. who tackled the Paris bureaucracy and prevailed.

The building boasts two public lobbies and a mezzanine-level lobby.

The building boasted a dining room, sitting room, office, music room, kitchen, and four bedrooms for the large McKenzie family.

Constructed in 1972 and designed by architect William Pereira, the Transamerica building boasts 48 stories of retail and office space.

Legends, a midtown Manhattan mega-pub in the shadow of the Empire State Building, boasts two floors of flatscreen TVs.

Despite a series of setbacks since its ostensible opening two months ago, including the closing of the observation deck, the tower has already prompted an exuberant proliferation of record-breaking statistics: it soars more than half a mile high, stands twice the height of the Empire State Building, boasts views that reach 60 miles, etc.

The 16-storey building boasts two entrances, one on the left for office staff and a main entrance for the general public.