Sentence examples for build intact from inspiring English sources

On one hand, you can certainly see why — they want to keep their location graphs, which they've worked hard to build, intact.

The interest continued, and in the late 18th and 19th century it became fashionable to build intact, replica castles in England, resulting in what A. Rowan has called the Norman style of new castle building, characterised by the inclusion of large keeps; the final replica keep to be built in this way was at Penrhyn between 1820 and 1840.

The primary challenge for Lyft is how to quickly grow its business while keeping the community that it has built intact and keeping the quality of the service high.

All the terminal buildings built until the early 1960s were still intact until the closing of the airport.

Mr. Veitch said that it made more economic sense to keep the Leo where it is, with its casino intact, and build the Star without a casino.

The residents of Richfield pressured the Rio Grande to use the portion of the line that was still intact and build a connection to an existing Union Pacific line near Nephi, roughly parallel to State Route 28.

Though Cap Juluca's sturdily built villas remained intact, some of their front patios were undermined by the sea.

A fractured reservoir has a rock mechanical character which can be described by considering it to be built up from intact rock bounded by mechanical discontinuities.

Corruption brings not only total destruction and absence of previously intact built structures, but also enduring ruins or flawed, damaged structures.

Alternatively, Bicknell (2014) suggests we think of ruins as part-objects that, along with full-blown "architectural ghosts", represent past objects in their intact, built glory and as corresponded to creator intent.

Walter said he worked with architect Osvaldo Maiozzi on the design, which was mainly to open the space while keeping the original architecture intact (built by Charlie Chaplin as an office complex in 1929).