Sentence examples for will raze from inspiring English sources

Preservationists fear that a buyer who wants the land, a prime four-acre building site, will raze the house.

Last week, he auctioned off the machinery, and soon he will raze the factory itself in Cary, Ill.

He persuaded the owners to sell him the building's annex, which he will raze, enabling him to build around the remainder of the structure.

Bulldozers will raze an eyesore that has acquired new political significance in the run-up to next spring's French presidential elections.

The neighbors' pre-emptive outcry has scared off potential investors, and now Ms. Bolton and her sisters are left with no choice but to sell out to investors who will raze this gem and erect two or three prefabricated but "period" McMansions that will apparently be less objectionable.

Universal Studios in Hollywood will raze the 41-year-old Gibson Amphitheatre to make way for its coming Harry Potter attraction, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

Mr. Kessler, according to a real-estate executive familiar with the transaction, plans a complete facelift for his new purchase but will not raze it.

Now, the business is closed, and bulldozers will soon raze everything on the land, forcing the Parkers to find a new place to live and work.

Working with another developer, the supermarket chain is relocating the city's department of public works and will then raze a bowling alley and bank.

Romney, when he was frontrunner, was very good at looking presidential and ignoring petty jibes.9 44: But will Bachmann raze the building, burn the files, and leave the heads of the DoE's bureaucrats on pikes?9 43: Agreed Perry smirks a bit, whereas Romney actually manages to smile,9 42: When Perry digs Romney he seems mean and petty.

The school is the first, deliberately vivid marker for the £2.4bn regeneration scheme by Southwark Council and New Deal for Communities that will ultimately raze the slab-blocks and replace them with fewer, but taller, blocks of flats, with more open space and coherent pedestrian connections through the estate.