Sentence examples for built a line from inspiring English sources

After World War II, Japan built a line of coastal defenses that was longer than China's Great Wall and ultimately stretched to a third of the Japanese coastline.

For some time now, some of these producers have built a line into their budgets for public relations, which they use to appoint a specialist PR company.

Norfolk & Western, in a spirit of "mean force and ignorance," built a line in the 1890s that stretched from Roanoke to Bluefield, which lies in the Appalachians on the easternmost edge of the great Pocahontas coal seam.

In 1851 he also built the first railroad in Chile, which connected Copiapó, a mining town, with the port of Caldera, and subsequently he built a line linking Valparaiso with Santiago.

In 1870 the Santa Fe Railway built a line through the pass, and the settlement (named for Trinidad Baca, daughter of an early settler) developed as a coal-mining and shipping centre.

After Queen Anne's War a generation of peace followed, during which the governors of New France built a line of fortified posts: Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island, Chambly on the Richelieu River, and Carillon (Ticonderoga) on the portage from Lake George to Lake Champlain; the trading posts of Niagara, Toronto, Detroit, and Michilimackinac extended the line to the west.

We then built a line-of-argument synthesis, which interpreted relationships between the concepts.

In 2011 Ghana signed a contract, apparently worth $6 billion, with a Chinese firm to build a line across the country.

It was chartered in 1846 by the Pennsylvania legislature to build a line between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.

It had been competing to build a line with TransCanada Corporation, though lawmakers had expressed frustration with the pace.

Mr. Draper said his company spent 13 years and $50 million winning approval to build a line linking West Virginia and Virginia.