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The carriers are always built round the aircraft, rather than the other way round.

They are always built upon prior developments and upon a certain amount of serendipity and chance.

The televised debates are always built up as great moments of national attention and decision.

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

Galliano's shows are always built around a theme: one focussed on escaping from Russia at the fall of the Romanovs; another was inspired by Napoleon.

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

A settlement is always built by people, occupied by people, and is designed for people.

In Europe, most cities predate cars by centuries, and were always built to be walkable.

It's always built into his storytelling, and it's already on the page.

The ziggurat was always built with a core of mud brick and an exterior covered with baked brick.

Sing for the Moment and Toy Soldiers are huge crowd-pleasers, but then they were always built for arenas – to fill them, maybe, but not necessarily satisfy.