Sentence examples for always built on from inspiring English sources

These are always built on access, the fight to get into the one room where power, money and status frolic unfettered by hoi polloi.

[The Hull manager] Steve Bruce always built on defence and then you move forward.

"I've always built on what I've done before, so I'm just going to do it," she said.

Friendship is almost always built on competition as well as solidarity, and respect can be a mask for envy.

Toulouse has a reputation for stylish attacking rugby, yet its teams are always built on the bedrock of a brutally powerful pack.

The first part of the northern barrier does run more or less parallel with the Green Line, although always built on the Palestinian side.

If you don't want to take it to that extreme, you could always build one of the units described on a recent posting to the instructables site.

That's a problem because 'innovation is incremental; every new step forward always builds on a long chain of prior innovations.' If any one link in the chain is allowed to block all future enhancements, then innovation stops.

You can always build on the foundation that is laid, if you have the right spirit.

We can evolve better ways as we always build on the ideas, understanding and strengths of what we know.

Whatever comes of the shoe scanner and later technology that might, for example, allow passengers to pass security without removing coats or laptops, Mr. Brill says Clear's business plan was always built partly on providing other customer-service benefits.