Sentence examples for which is a building from inspiring English sources

Most of the movie was shot in Udaipur, including the fictional Marigold Hotel, which is a building just outside the city.

Byrne elliptically comparing love to his face, which is a building, which is on fire, prefigures a natural discomfort towards dealing with affairs of the heart as a lyrical subject in anything other than the abstract.

In "Juliet/Wall, Italy" (2000), a young woman with long wavy hair approaches a tall indistinct wall, beyond which is a building, a bright light puncturing the dark sky.

Stopped by met officers #Demo2012 twitter.com/EdJournal/stat… November 21 , 201212.58pm GMT Here are the lines of police outside Portcullis House, which is a building housing MPs' offices just across the road from parliament.

We make use of the parameters of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), which is a building standard and certification system used across the world.

Concurrently, advances in the fields of genomics and compound specialty pharmacy are enabling new ways for biopharma companies to personalize therapeutic delivery down to an individual patient, which is a building block for outcomes-based drug reimbursement.

Some MPs and unions are campaigning to remutualise Northern Rock, which was a building society until 1997, rather than sell it off.

Gregory Stanford, an architect who has leased for about 18 years in London Terrace Gardens, said he was in favor of the project despite its length, because "they're restoring the building, which is a beautiful building.

"Then he and I bought the building here, which is a landmark building, with his college fund, what I saved for him," Mrs. Juritsch said.

This is a photo of the entrance to the 'Museum of Contemporary Art Australia', which is "a beautiful building and a must-visit for anyone coming to Sydney".

"Greener" typically means containing more nitrogen, which is a key building block for proteins.