Sentence examples for thinking of a building from inspiring English sources
Malone replied, "Are you thinking of a building that's called a capitol?" "No, I mean, like, what's the capital of Albany?" Amir said.
Thinking of a building more as a living organism -- and listening and learning from what it's telling you -- means you start paying attention not just to the data coming from the heat and air conditioning units, but all the systems, including lighting, security, utilities and how that maps to individual needs or a variety of responses, much like city emergency scenarios.
But if you're thinking of building a giant phallus in the Outback, think again all the buildings get vetted before being published.
It may be that you are thinking of building a wooden case, and a second hand motherboard steel tray could fit in your case perfectly and save you the trouble of drilling holes for different motherboard sizes.
"A friend of mine is thinking of building a tearoom for me off Bellevue" — the city's grandest boulevard — "and we'll have Mad Hatter parties there and at places like The Breakers," she said.
PAGE B1 THE PROBLEM WITH BAILOUTS "Looting," a 16-year-old paper by two leading economists, provides a useful framework for those thinking of building a new, less vulnerable financial system.
While cleaning up Rocky Flats, it is thinking of building a new factory somewhere else to produce a new generation of plutonium bombs.
If you are thinking of building a game for ARKit, my advice is to build digital toys that can be played with anywhere (virtual remote-control car, virtual skateboard, virtual ball and stick, etc).
When it was suggested that they had sold out cheap, court records say, one of the councilmen said not to worry: The developer was thinking of building an Applebee's or a Chili's restaurant, and would need a liquor license.
(She was thinking of building a house; he encouraged familiarity with Japanese architecture before selecting an architect).
He said that he was thinking of building a new refinery.
