Sentence examples for build upwards from inspiring English sources

Height restrictions on city buildings will be removed in July to let developers build "upwards rather than outwards".

WHEN land is expensive, build upwards.

Environmentalists like it because it limits urban sprawl: better to build upwards than outwards.

WHEN you run out of land in a crowded city, the solution is obvious: build upwards.

And a possible solution might also be borrowed from urban planning: build upwards.

These have been turbulent times for England but they have solid foundations to build upwards.

I wrote it down... 'it's about manners and lust'; and from that I sort of built upwards".

We have bought, sold and bought again, borrowed, burrowed, spread outwards and built upwards, claiming fresh Lebensraum with beech-wood floors.

The poem builds upwards, assembling a world - and an identity - that from the first line doesn't feel at all like it should come from a house in Detroit, but by the end can come from nowhere else.

Unless Justice League goes the distance or Fantastic Beasts really builds upwards, it's really going to be Disney tentpoles, two more Fast &Furious films, and an occasional Jurassic sequel and Illumination offering.

It looked like proof that much more of what people saw on their TVs, heard on the radio and saw in the papers would, from now on, be built upwards from ordinary experience.