Sentence examples for build all over from inspiring English sources

"People could build all over".

As Mr. Palmer put it, if you move, you have to build all over again: friends, neighbors, all that.

"We will continue to build all over Jerusalem, in Sheikh Jarrah and Ras al-Amud as well," he said.

Many others, however, foresaw the opportunities that underpinned this new relationship with England - they saw the chance, finally, to reap the benefits of Empire, an empire that the Scots did much to build all over the world.

CITY HALL — The renovation of a historic barn in Deukmejian Wilderness Park, a new mini park in one of the city's densest neighborhoods, new hiking trails — millions in state grants have allowed Glendale to build all over town, but budget constraints in Sacramento could bring aid to a trickle and force local officials to get more creative.

"We stepped back and said, 'If you could build all this over again, how would you do it?'" says Chief Executive Gerald Parrick.

Steve Tierney, executive director at Blessed Edward Bamber Catholic Multi Academy Trust in Blackpool When you teach your first lesson in a new school, you quickly learn something: the inherited discipline you have earned in your previous incarnation has to be built all over again.

Perhaps we should introduce profesional squad caps to stop teams loosing their best talent and have to re-build all over again.

 High/frequent turnover of shelter directors means the relationships need to be built all over again.

I understand that distinction, but are the people behind this building project really talking about building a dense brownstone area, or are they talking about building tall buildings of the type we're seeing built all over Brooklyn right now?

But that was a time of a rising middle class, when affordable housing was being built all over the city, and residents commuted to jobs in blocky office buildings (increasingly, commercial tenants wanted large floor plates).