Sentence examples for build making from inspiring English sources

Obama turned to Allen, and said, "Well, what's the problem?" Allen explained that scientists working for the Army Corps had estimated that berms could take more than a year to build, making them useless against the oil.

In one part of the quartet section, during Mr. Lloyd's "Dream Weaver, Mr. Morann cycled a half-bar phrase so intently that the band had nothing to do but lock in and build, making the groove deeper and louder.

Letter from Abu Dhabi: In an article appearing this Wednesday, Katherine Zoepf checks out the recently opened Emirates Palace, which took three years and nearly $4 billion to build, making it the most expensive hotel in the world.

Mr. Hall said such devices would require little or no maintenance and would be cheap to build, making them appealing for the developing world or for places where they would need to be distributed widely, such as wetlands.

That arrangement fell through, and the city now estimates that the development, which includes a driving range and a waterfront esplanade, is to cost more than $180 million to build, making it one of the most expensive municipal golf courses in the country, with all but a fraction to be paid by taxpayers.

Unfortunately, they are devilishly hard to build, making them perhaps even more prone to cost overruns and delays than other fusion projects.

Whatever you build, make it fast.

Multiply Labs is leveraging robotics and 3D printing to build made to order "designer" personal supplements.

If you have a custom map that needs forge to build, make sure you make it way in advance.

In all sets (lots) you build, make sure they are residential so that you can control the Sims on the lot.

Regardless of what features you build, make sure to reinforce weak areas, like the nose and eye areas, by adding extra strips there.