Sentence examples for threatened building from inspiring English sources

The Nets were never threatened, building a 22-11 leandand withstanding every Charlotte run.

The Federal Home Loan Bank Act sought to prop up threatened building and loan associations.

Account told thru the eyes of Mrs. Jessica Kelley, a 75 year old widow, who was stranded in a threatened building known as the Landi block when the flood waters rose.

He reminisces about his early memories of the threatened building: Jesmond Library opened in 1963, when I was 12, at which point I transferred my book-borrowing from Heaton.

Neil Sheehan, a spokesman for the commission, said that the operators of the plant, which is owned by Exelon, had moved a portable pump into the threatened building in case the regular pump had been submerged, but they had not had to use it.

Now actor and director Sam West has called on arts campaigners to protect these threatened buildings by occupying them and preventing demolition.

A stream of lost and threatened buildings in the 1950's and early 1960's called out the need for a systematic way to identify and protect such sites.

The threatened buildings range from the 1924 Student Nurses Residence Building to the 1963 O'Toole Building, one of the first buildings in the city to break with the Modernist mainstream as it was congealing into formulaic dogma.

In Imperial Beach, Dedina said, restoring coastal wetlands will make them better able to absorb storm water, and it may turn out that moving threatened buildings inland is cheaper and smarter than trying to save them with sea walls or piles of sand.

In some cases literally: last year the department's inspector-general said the mounds of paperwork at one regional office threatened the building's structure.

Bill Perkins, a former city councilman for the area who is running for State Senate, said that local outrage at the rendering was so great that he had threatened the building's developer, the Athena Group, with demonstrations if the image was not removed.