western union building造句

• Painer looked downtown for inspiration, taking a cue from an iron ball that was dropped at noon every day outside the Western Union building.
• In 1994, his administration cleared the two blocks between 8th and 10th streets for the mall, in the process removing the landmark Western Union Building.
• "' The Western Union Building "'in New York City was built by George B . Post, and was completed in 1875.
• Next door to the historic church, on the same block at the corner of Twiggs and Marion Streets, is the six-story Western Union Building.
• On the site is the main Western Union building and when relocation of the telegraph cables proved infeasible new structure was built over the site and the existing structure was incorporated into the new building intact.
• And 1 Wall St . resembles _ in extruded skyscraping form _ Walker's mesalike Western Union Building at 60 Hudson St . and AT & T Long Distance Building at 32 Ave . of the Americas.
• The Corbin Building was significantly taller than others around at the time it was built . but both the Tribune and Western Union buildings of 1873 far exceeded the Corbin Building's height, at 260 and 230 feet, respectively.
• "' 60 Hudson Street "', formerly known as the "'Western Union Building "', is a telecommunications building spanning the entire block between Western Union Company, a purpose it served until 1973.
• Cummins built a number of his own studios through the years, including one in the Western Union Building in TriBeCa and one in an old water-bottling factory in the town of Grand View, which he and his family also used as a home.
• None of the city's earliest skyscrapers _ the Tower Building, the Tribune Building and the Western Union Building _ was big enough to overshadow either the church or the bridge, and it was not until 1890, with the completion of the 309-foot-high headquarters of The New York World on Park Row, that an actual building would reach higher than the spire of Trinity Church.
• Notable structures such as the Barclay-Vesey Building, the Western Union Building ( at 60 Hudson Street ( New York City ) in Manhattan and is today a central technical facility for over 100 telecom companies ); Salvation Army Headquarters ( New York City ) ( completed in 1930 and remaining as the Salvation Army s headquarters today ) and, in 1931, the 50-story Irving Trust Headquarters Building at One Wall Street in Lower Manhattan were all completed.