Sentence examples for building a circle from inspiring English sources

As C. Raja Mohan, an international relations professor at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, points out, China has started building a circle of road-and-port connections in India's neighboring countries, and it has begun to eye a role in the Indian Ocean, as its thirst for natural resources makes it more important to secure the sea lanes.

We commit to building a circle of protection around you; we are standing with you.

How it happened required all eleven of those years: reading those books on craft, going to events at bookstores and seeing how real authors did it, building a circle that included people like you, David, and Arielle.

Building a stone circle in Godalming, England, he once saw a wooden windlass snap a man's arm.

They later said they had hiked to the area the night of Jan . 15and started a campfire, building a rock circle around it and later dousing it with dirt, the affidavit said.

The men later said they had hiked to the area on the night of Jan . 15and started a campfire, building a rock circle around it and later dousing it with dirt, the affidavit said.

In some areas, the AIP was able to build on and augment existing activities; in other areas, the first task was to begin to raise awareness of the issues and to put in place appropriate structures to deliver initiatives and lay the foundations for building a virtuous circle.

Your best bet at building a good circle of online friends is to separate yourself from these jerks by behaving like a class act while you play.

Another antidote is expanding your circle of connection beyond your comfort zone and inoculating against in-group isolation by building an ample circle of no-BS confidants who keep you honest.

The survey found that those from poorer backgrounds were less prepared for meeting strangers and building a new social circle - and that these poorer would-be students were more likely to be planning to live at home.

My first job at a self-consciously hipster culture magazine had me commuting to the more "cosmopolitan" south Mumbai, building a new social circle of women who drank, had premarital sex, and discussed "fuccbois" and "wokebois" and intersectional feminism.