Sentence examples for build from start from inspiring English sources
The house cost $260,000 to build, from start to finish (the kit itself was $47,000) — nearly $100,000 more than they'd expected.
"By contrast, Hong Kong international airport, which was built on a barren rock in the South China Sea and can process 50 million passenger movements every year, took just six years to build — from start to finish".
"It took an entire spring through summer of evenings and weekends to complete the build from start to finish, probably about five months in all," Mr Lifton told the BBC.
Software that costs an arm and a leg to build from scratch is starting to sell for cheap unspeakably cheap as dot-coms come crashing down.
Unlike the Nexus One, the phone was not built from scratch – the starting point was the Samsung Galaxy S, released earlier this year.
To be clear, the game wasn't completely built from scratch; ANGELINA starts with a template but then builds the game around a given theme so the basic story and aesthetics are all down to its own "creativity".
Although it owed something to experience with ENIAC, UNIVAC was built from the start as a stored-program computer, so it was really different architecturally.
Although it owed something to experience with ENIAC, UNIVAC was built from the start as a stored-program computer, so it was very different architecturally.
The victory was built from the start as Rowsell was more than a second quicker than her rival after 500m and managed to hold the margin.
All the above approaches require the applications to be modified or built from the start to have the capability of dynamic service-level negotiation.
