Sentence examples for build in question from inspiring English sources

The build in question is 10A432.

The four-story building in question was built and owned by a Palestinian who agreed to sell it.

"The question is what kind of resume does he build in office".

They question the numbers and say Oxford has not done enough to build in the city.

Ugandalife goes on to ask: "How on earth did they [Amref] spend Shs 173m on buildings that, by looks of the pictures, are of less stature that the ones we built?" In answering this question, Amref points to the quality of the classrooms it wanted, having to use a reputed (and expensive) construction company and wanting a short construction period.

The house in question, built in the past few years, has the arched doorways and brick-and-stone-façade that mark many of the new mansions in the Lakewood neighbourhood.

The spectacular fall of the high-rise, built in 1989, raised questions about its standard of construction.

If a particular job can best be done by a machine, then the chances are that the machine in question was built in a small town in Germany.

The landmark in question was built in 1909 and designed by Hunt & Hunt with deeply carved stonework recalling the muscular palazzi of Renaissance Florence.

If the next significant generation of the iPod (not just a capacity bump or internal changes) turns out to have WiFi built in, which is still in question, Slacker would be the ideal partner for Apple to take over the digital airwaves and take iPod owners out of their boxes.

Of course, the question built in there is how much can we take?