Sentence examples for built and manned from inspiring English sources

Tribes in modern-day Scotland and Northern England repeatedly rebelled against Roman rule and two military bases were established in Britannia to protect against rebellion and incursions from the north, from which Roman troops built and manned Hadrian's Wall.

The swing bridge was hit by a barge in 1974 which shut down all vehicle traffic to the island until the Army Corps of Engineers built and manned a pontoon bridge while the bridge was being repaired.

If the experiences of those who helped build and man the station are anything to go by, they are in for an extraordinary time.

In a place where 13% of working-age adults are on out-of-work benefits, the shipyard is by far the largest employer and it relies on money from Westminster.Those who build and man the ships are therefore firmly unionist.

To build and man the fleet, a squadron of 800 Genoese carpenters, sailors and crossbowmen went to Baghdad, working on the Tigris.

Initially, they were used to build and man defences at various locations around Victoria, however, later they were transferred to Western Australia where they became part of the 6th Brigade.

It gave the nation's 18th century founder land on which Kandahar was built, and its men were national leaders until Communists seized power in 1978 and the clan was exiled.

The trail leads past an orchard; the recently restored Cozy Cottage, where the Churches stayed while the main house was being built; and a man-made 10-acre lake.

But there are some more remarkable ones currently being built - and one man is responsible for many of them.

Maybe that's exactly where we belong, now, dangling between the two: what nature built and what man built, radically rethinking the space between.

Maritime law requires commercial vessels transporting goods between United States ports to be built, owned, operated and manned by American citizens and registered under the American flag.