Sentence examples for build up a considerable from inspiring English sources
Now they have established some reliable donors, but they never stop worrying about money and would like to build up a considerable cash reserve "so the panic moments don't shake the place quite as much as they can," Mr. Edelstein says.
Simply by doing what I enjoy I had managed to build up a considerable body of evidence that my paintings are good enough to be commissioned and published.
The anthology helped Griswold build up a considerable reputation throughout the 1840s and 1850s and its first edition went through three printings in only six months.
Like the Tulunids before him, al-Ikhshid also took particular care to build up a considerable military force of his own, including Turkic and Black African slave soldiers.
Theory has always been important in Irish cultural life, and the fili built up a considerable body of academic speculation.
Nonetheless, Leo built up a considerable reputation as a theatre actor; in 1957, he replaced Jason Robards in the legendary Circle in the Square production of "The Iceman Cometh".
And they have indeed built up a considerable head of steam, which is impressive in a market where consumers are starting to show a lot of skepticism about whether they even need or want traditional computing devices.
Humbert and his successors during the Middle Ages built up a considerable state for themselves with Savoy as its base and extending east across the Alps into Piedmont.
A Labour source said: "The Tories have built up a considerable war chest – they've raised more than £15m more than we have since the last election and that does leave us struggling to keep up.
This is Hess' debut at the Fringe though he is a familiar face on the alternative circuit and has built up a considerable following online (46.8k on Twitter) for his daft one-liners.
