Sentence examples for build to move from inspiring English sources

Last Friday, at 3 40 p.m., the State Department released its "Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement" for the highly contentious Keystone XL pipeline, which Canada hopes to build to move its tar sands oil to refineries in the United States.

But our societies are built to move slowly.

And it lacked basic infrastructure except for the roads and ports built to move exports.

It should just feel good, because we really are built to move, and not moving is so unnatural.

The main thoroughfare down the spine of Iraq, known as Route Tampa, was built to move armies.

"Animals that are built to move should be allowed to move," he said in an interview, and for chickens that means space for dust-bathing, perching and nesting.

Subways, interrupting as they do the natural flow of water underground, are built to move water just as they are to move people.

He added, "And remember that many of the dedicated passenger lines are not built to move passengers, but to get passengers off the freight lines.

Then there are the long, ever widening arterial roads — those major thoroughfares lined with strip malls built to move cars in and out of sprawling suburbs.

He checks the long raceways built to move the slightly brackish water in the man-made ponds in which the fish grow.

"Obviously, some pipelines could not handle such higher pressures, but new pipelines could be built to move more gas at such higher pressures".