Sentence examples for be built when the from inspiring English sources

Ratner — a development partner of The New York Times in building its current headquarters — once doubted that the arena would be built when the economy collapsed, but regained optimism once the Yankees gained financing for their new stadium.

A poor water supply is a function of underinvestment in infrastructure which must be built when the land use development process degrades traditional sources of water.

It will probably be built when the Ontario Ministry of Transportation widens Highway 401 from four to six lanes between Highway 4 and Highway 402 and reconstructs the outdated cloverleaf interchange with nearby Colonel Talbot Road.

The factory was built when the heat 'n' eat ready-meals market was in its infancy.

Most of the buildings here were never inhabited, having been built when the financial crisis first hit Greece in 2008.

They are helped by being away from the turbulence; the cast has to work in an army barracks because insufficient rehearsal space was built when the theatre was closed for renovation between 1974 and 1997.

Located in East Sussex, Eng., just northeast of Brighton, the Elizabethan house was added to during the 19th and 20th centuries, and an opera house was built when the owner, John Christie, and his wife, soprano Audrey Mildmay, founded the festival in 1934.

We learned that the platform was built when the tracks on Park Avenue were sunk below street level in the seventies and that it hadn't been used by passengers since 1889.

Both Rudolph schools were built when the chairman of the School Board was Philip H. Hiss III, a local developer who had earlier commissioned Mr. Rudolph's now-famous Umbrella House (1953) on Lido Key in Sarasota.

Of course Johnson's budgets were built when the nation was becoming increasingly aware of its crippling poverty rates, which was seen as one of the great social issues of the day, while Mr. Obama is responding to a sense that the middle class is falling behind the wealthiest Americans.

On a recent afternoon, the Maluka's skipper and owner, Sean Langman, glided the narrow ship out of its lodgments at his family-owned boatyard and into the shadow of Sydney's soaring Harbor Bridge, which had not yet been built when the Maluka made its maiden voyage.