Sentence examples for building something out of from inspiring English sources

It was like building something out of jelly.

I'm more into buying existing hotels and trying to restructure than building something out of the ground.

Building something out of words, an intensely personal medium – something for someone you respect, someone for whom you care – that's both a pleasure and a properly testing exercise.

As Charles Eames put it, it was an experiment in "building something out of found objects, which is the nicest kind of exercise you can do".

If my time in East Africa taught me anything, it is the realisation that wherever there is opportunity, there are creative individuals we collectively refer to as entrepreneurs who thrive on building something out of nothing.

John Benjamin of Garrison, a wall restorer for 30 years, said: "An old-timer told me, 'A good piece of stone masonry will look visually soft.' You are building something out of the most rigid material and you've done a good job if you make it look soft".

The younger generation that has grown tired of politics needs to reform the corrupt system, by building something new out of the waste the older generation has left behind.

Building something lasting out of the rubble means you are less likely to have to return.

I think it's pretty obvious that IBM was building something of an out for themselves.

Whereas a few years ago, building something like this out of wood and metal required a different set of skills and tools, now you can build most of it online and "build" it in a few hours.

We call it 'Super Lab,' and some of us call it simply, 'The Space Ship,' because building something like this... it's out of a sci-fi movie.