Sentence examples for I would build on from inspiring English sources

From there I would build on the greatest common denominator, encouraging them to use any correct information base in the topic they might have as a foundation, and build on that or bridge from that to where they need to be".

The official stressed that the decision would build on existing commitments of nonlethal military equipment like body armor and night vision goggles.

I'd build on this by running a festival, for one week or two, in which theatre-makers of all kinds could take over different parts of the building, from the largest stage, the Olivier, to the roof.

Harris says that as NIH director, "I'd build on what 21st Century Cures started but use the position of the director to push these ideas even further".

Not only would hosting the games help strengthen Brazil's emerging economy, it would build on the country's burgeoning spirit of national pride and cooperation.

By high school, I'd built on this theme.

"I would build a great, great wall on our southern border and I will have Mexico pay for that wall.

When I first started, she says, I assumed that, like many 80s businesses, I would build it up and sell it on – "I really set myself the challenge of doing it quicker and for more money than my dad had.

I didn't know I would enjoy it so much, or that recovery would become the foundation on which I would build my new life.

Pulis: "I felt if we scored, the pressure would build on Liverpool.

In short, I was hoping for a significant contribution that would build on previous work in this oft-discussed field.