Sentence examples for build which from inspiring English sources

And they're incredibly fun to build (which we do with the ample help of robots).

They showed me a computer rendering of the homemade composting toilet that they plan to build, which is really a plastic bucket under a toilet lid.

What that means is you build in the imagination of the listener by actually refusing to build, which arouses an expectation".

And compared with traditional power stations, renewable generators are cheap to run but costly to build, which makes them particularly vulnerable to changes in the cost of capital.

The Presidio battery and accompanying substation cost $25 million to build, which amounts to about $6,000 for every resident of Presidio.

Woollard told Mail Online that Mr Sarodia had failed to gain approval from the relevant authority to build, which is why the problems first came about.

Kayani repeatedly expressed concern about the inability of the GOP to "hold and build," which General Petraeus described as the "always unsuccessful clear and leave" strategy.

The Beijing terminal cost $3.65 billion to build, which in China bought a structure bigger than all five terminals at Heathrow put together, for less than half the cost of the new Terminal 5.

Mr. Gertz said teamwork between architects and construction managers is particularly important with design-build, which can be a "colossal failure" with the wrong players.

There are no visible marketing activities to inject meaning into the bald awareness-build, which means missed opportunities.

Using visualizations of a genome stored this way requires each user to create a 'custom build', which can be a painful step for users who have little knowledge of the Galaxy interface.