Sentence examples for build would be from inspiring English sources

The dirt dug up to build would be reused, when possible.

The wall Trump wants to build would be different, he said.

The best service he could now render the country he helped build would be to step down and let Malaysia build a democracy of which it can be proud.

If its tenants were unable to pay rent, or it reduced its rent prices, it said, the number of affordable homes it could build would be drastically reduced, worsening the area's affordability in the long run.

He's a union man, a believer in solidarity and the brotherhood of the workers and a leading figure in the attempt to create ("build" would be his preferred verb) a Labor Party in the United States.

"Many of the most serious disappointments that attend those who build would be avoided," he later wrote, "if models were previously made of the edifices proposed to be raised.

The building, which needs both height and use variances to be built, would be 26 stories high.

The worst-case scenario following a commitment to nuclear new-build would be a sterilisation of non-nuclear investment while the nuclear programme itself stalled.

The project, if fully built, would be completed in 2050.

And every detail of what was built would be scrutinized and judged by hordes of devoted fans.

The agency agreed that any new bus depots it built would be designed to accommodate natural-gas fueling equipment.