Sentence examples for build onto from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, they would work on building the already created melody, and have Carey add and build onto it, as well as writing the lyrics and key.

We will start from elementary sorting algorithms and build onto some of the greatest algorithmic breakthroughs of the 20th century.

In recent months, tech-savvy companies like Kayak.com, a travel search site based in Norwalk, Conn., have deemed such applications important enough to build onto their own technology.

We have to figure out where our opening price points are and be more competitive in those, and then build onto that a layer of better and best products.

"Before we decided to build onto our home, we looked into moving but felt that we would still have to renovate the next house to get exactly what we wanted," Ms. Miller explained.

Nucleosides are the building blocks of D.N.A. and R.N.A.; they can be chemically altered to terminate chains of genetic code early, producing something like a defective Lego that can't be build onto, stopping the growth of the virus.

In 1918, the Briarcliff school began educating students through high school; in 1928, a dedicated wing for high school students was built onto the Grade School building.

The Blakeney Chapel ruins consist of an east-west rectangular structure (S1) 18 x 7 m in size with a smaller rectangular building (S2), 13 x 5 m built onto the southern side of the main room.

The Cardiff Tab reports that the "safety grilles" were built onto the outside of the biomedical building in an effort to prevent people sleeping next to them.

Around 1500, the three-storey tower that survives today was built onto the western end of the range, replacing the existing buildings there.

Our glove is built onto a rollerblading wrist guard.