Sentence examples for way construction from inspiring English sources

— Jiangsu By the way, construction workers and farmers are also living a harsh life in China, shall we also boycott housing and grains?

"Untitled: Crushed Boxes," an installation by Phyllida Barlow, a British sculptor known for her use of mass-produced materials, fills a section of the gallery the way construction blocks the sidewalks of Manhattan.

Relief is one the way: Construction crews have begun working on a ramp that will provide drivers moving south on Route 9A with a direct connection to the Taconic.

In a statement the firm blamed a building boom in Tokyo, limited labour supply, a significant drop in the yen, and the uncompetitive way construction contractors were appointed for the escalating costs.

The county gave First Environment a $485,000 contract to design an "environmental systems management program" that will affect all activities, from the way construction is done to the way aircraft are fueled, said Lawrence Salley, the county's transportation commissioner.

The department's new commissioner, Pete Grannis, is a former longtime member of the Assembly and a key supporter of laws like the first bottle bill and the State Environmental Quality Review Act, which has changed the way construction projects are built.

This is salient as the environmental context, market and ethos of the farm provide the location within which both the animal and the technical are constituted, and which therefore impact upon the way constructions are made.

Because capital was used somewhat lavishly in right-of-way construction and infrastructure, it was the practice to employ locomotives stingily.

The verification mirrored a two-way construction relationship between 2D perspective and 3D models.

Koichi Nakano, a political science professor at Sophia University in Tokyo, sees that fight playing out in one of two ways: Construction could end if something tragic happens, such as a protester being accidentally killed by security personnel.

Built in 1893 and expanded in 1897, the Waldorf Astoria was razed in 1929 to make way for construction of the Empire State Building.