Sentence examples for be built off from inspiring English sources

Two terminals to be built off Massachusetts gained approval last year.

In addition, they rejected the idea that the bulk of the affordable units be built off site.

After a lull of a few years, the area is starting to see new construction, including a nine-home gated subdivision, Pleasant View Park, to be built off Route 23A.

The 1.7 hectare (4.2 acres) facility will be built off Eagle Drive near Magnetic Park in the town, which is 300 metres away from a housing estate.

Instead, Lincoln is working on new front-drive cars, one of which will be built off a low-end Mazda platform.

The plant would be built off Eagle Drive near Magnetic Park in the town and would include a 53m (174 ft) tall chimney stack, a large central building, boilers, turbine hall substation and visitor centre.

Kohn explains, "We knew that it would ideally be built off-site and craned into place.

The second example used a real-life construction scenario and a system was developed to visualise the construction process on a site where parts of the structure were to be built off-site.

It was built off straight emotion.

Symbolic of Massachusetts's close relation to the sea, the first lighthouse in the United States, Boston Light, was built off that busy port in 1716, and graceful clipper ships were built there from 1850 to 1856.

They are built off what's called the T800 platform, which has been a savior for GM.