Sentence examples for build the shell and from inspiring English sources

Many landlords build the shell and leave the rest to the tenant.

Buying enough to build the shell of a new build UK home, which on average has an area of about 79 sq m (850 sq ft), would cost about £1.1m.

"It's like the layers of an onion: you have to create a core which is actually very deep, and then you build the shells around it that allow people to easily get into the game," he said.

In the ocean, carbon dioxide becomes an acid that could make it impossible for Louisiana's oysters and crabs to build the shells they need to reproduce.

Start to build the outer shell of the case.

The developer would pay to build the "core and shell" of the school, which is standard, and the interiors and classrooms would be paid for by the School Construction Authority.

Also, the surfactant can build the multiple-layer shell and create interfacial tension to bind the aphrons into a network capable of creating downhole bridging.

Once the oars are placed in the oar locks, the girls place their bare feet into the white shoes built into the the floor of the shell and sit in the sliding seats and await the order to row.

How, the engineers wondered, do filter feeders deposit minerals to build a shell and then turn off the mineralization when it is big enough.

"We build a shell and structure," she said.

They used CdS/ZnS core/shell QD to build the device, and ETL is omitted to avoid the extra organic emission from Alq3.