Sentence examples for become built up from inspiring English sources
The area has become built up with private homes, and she is interested in selling the land.
A resident of Aldborough Hatch on the semi-rural north-east edge of Greater London, Ron says he loves travelling into the city's heart using his Freedom Pass, but doesn't want it to devour where he lives: "I'm afraid that Redbridge might become built up like an inner city area"." London's population boom is a measure of its economic and cultural success, but with that success comes challenges.
As the area became built up and more crowded, the wealthy sold their plots for sub-division and moved further afield.
And when the region became built up, they stopped building freeways and waited years before starting to build trains that only went to downtown Los Angeles — not to the airport, Coliseum, or anywhere else large numbers of people went.
Over the centuries, land close to the Wall became built up.
Kum is glad that his tribe's nomadic days are over – Thailand has become too built up, he says, and there is no more land to move into.
They must not only be wary of mafiosi with guns, but also the wrath of other merchants, for whom paying up has simply become a habit built up over decades.
The borough was once agricultural, with areas of orchards and market gardens, but has today become built-up and industrialized.
When Kennedy became president, he built up the stocks of Polaris subs and Minutemen missiles.
During a period of lower mean sea level they become emergent and are built up by swash and wind-carried sand; this causes them to remain exposed.
The number of Japanese in the basic welfare program has declined sharply over the last half century, as people became better off and built up savings.
