Sentence examples for Old builds from inspiring English sources

There's nothing to stop me opening old builds and going back to them.

Rediscovering your old builds" – and she had once made a crumbling Moroccan city, a town square, a giant floating sphere – "is a massive nostalgia trip.

He's 20 years old, built like Mariano — loose, quick, with velocity and spin.

The houses of the neighborhood were old, built by the rich directors of the African gold-mining companies.

He's a handsome young man, twenty-seven years old, built like an athlete, with broad shoulders and a slender waist.

Besides open-sea fisheries, there were stone-walled fish ponds, some now 1,000 years old, built semicircularly from the shore.

His showroom is just eight years old, built at the urging of G.M. on four acres just north of the Cumberland Gap.

Mr. Milken, 42 years old, built a junk-bond empire that brought him more than $1 billion from 1983 to 1987 and provided financing for hundreds of corporations and takeovers.

It has been dated to between 3,100 and 4,000 years old, built as the local people found ways to cope with living in an increasingly waterlogged environment.

The castle is more than 600 years old, built by the Maguire chieftains to guard the crossing point between upper and lower Lough Erne.

I want to push the swing while my 3-year-old cackles and my 17-month-old builds sandcastles with the three best friends who one day be her babysitters club.