Sentence examples for being built up around from inspiring English sources

But one senior Disney executive cautioned that in the news coverage of the proposed takeover: "A myth is being built up around Steve Burke.

The work is keeping him distracted from the hype being built up around the first Mad Max movie since 1985's Beyond the Thunderdome.

This verification and name change disclosure process could prevent hugely popular Facebook Pages from being built up around benign content, then sold to cheats or trolls who switch to sharing scams or misinformation.

There's an entire industry being built up around helping smaller guys go toe-to-toe with Amazon and its ilk, including AfterShip, the package tracking startup out of Hong Kong I wrote about earlier this week, and Fanplayr is hoping to be yet another key ingredient in that mix.

Stopping to admire it, I wondered what kind of purpose it will serve in the London that's being built up around it.

"Stuff's being built up all around," said Dennis Langley, 54, a resident of the neighborhood who's made a career constructing floors.

"The municipality was built up around the church.

Tells of some of the legends that have been built up around him.

Clay and mud must be built up around it to insulate it and support the pot.

"The network needs to be built up around them," he said.

Its president, Helena E. Williams, pointed out that the Island's downtowns were "built up around the railroad".