Sentences with phrase «built under the shadow»
The Sebel Pier One would arguably have to be one of the most unique locations for a luxury hotel that Sydney has to offer: Built under the shadow of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and over the water on picturesque Walsh Bay, this historic federation style warehouse and dock has been converted into a boutique 4.5 star hotel, combining historical architectural qualities with modern comforts and style.
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But under general manager Dennis Lindsay and coach Quin Snyder, Utah has built something bigger than Hayward or his shadow.
«The social security bill is rising under George Osborne, but the best way to get it down for the long - term is to get people into work and build more homes,» shadow chancellor Ed Balls said.
From Central Committee headquarters on Staraya Square, the chrome - fendered procession headed east past Gorki Street and slipped under the shadow of one of the Gothic skyscrapers that Stalin had ordered built after the war.
Tristram Hunt, the shadow Education Secretary, has been critical of the Priority School Building Programme, emphasising how the scheme was «limping along at a staggeringly slow pace», with only one in four schools from the initial phase actually under construction work, three years on from the announcement made by then Education Secretary Michael Gove.
Under the shadow of the West Virginia hills on the Ohio side of the river lies Steubenville, a hodge - podge of solidly built, well - maintained churches and other buildings; burnt - out brick husks with gaping holes where windows and doors once were; sagging single - family houses and tired public housing projects; warehouses; abandoned businesses; and trash - strewn empty lots — all crammed together in one compact area.
Spend a night in a historic hostel building in an unbeatable city centre location under the shadow of Edinburgh Castle!.
Our Surflife Family Camp provides you not only the perfect place to enjoy your time in the water — what about testing your skills and play some beach volleyball and in building sand castles at the beach while the rest of the family sunbath or chill under our shadow tents?
It is my firm belief that we can not move out from under the shadow of Hiroshima and Nagasaki until we are ready to make that move collectively, and build a system of security that transcends borders, that focuses on the equal value of every human life, and in which nuclear weapons have no place.
Some examples include plantings under densely branched evergreens, under a sugar maple or in the shadow of a tall building or under a deep overhang.