Sentence examples for build to let from inspiring English sources

Bringing rents in the build to let developments here down by £100 while maintaining a steady profit for the investor would mean land costs being cut by a third.

A gravel access road was built to let them out.

A smattering of fans watched in warm jackets, while Djokovic wore clothing built to let heat escape.

Starbucks, which has probably benefitted most from the secrecy gestalt, in part because its stores are built to let customers tailor their orders, was among the deniers.

The feature doesn't quite feel fully baked yet, though, since there's not actually any functionality built to let you mark replacements for the default apps.

Neglect and downright destruction mean it's hard to make out what is what alongside the modern weir and the clever fish "ladder" that has been built to let fish return upstream.

"So in the name of river management alone, they will be able once again to create public works in the form of removing soil," he said, walking along an asphalt road and across a bridge built to let trucks and bulldozers move earth for the curving project.

In SA, layers of control system are built to let a robot operate at increasing levels of competence.

Trance is built to let dancers create and share minute-long video clips of their work with a dance-focused audience.

Workflow, an app originally built to let you automate frequent tasks on your iPhone or iPad, is one of the few apps available on the Apple Watch that seems built specifically for the smaller form factor.

Built to let you stream videos and content from your browser on sites that don't actually have Chromecast support built in, it's always been sort of… clunky.