Sentence examples for built at some point from inspiring English sources

Plans call for 41 town houses and condos to be built at some point in the future.

It is only a four- or five-bedroom North London suburban villa, built at some point in the thirties, surrounded by a red brick wall, about eight feet high.

Alternatively, the central tower may have been built at some point between the late 13th and early 14th centuries, complete with crenellations, in which case the license from Edward III served only to allow Manners to extend the perimeter fortifications.

"If you look at what we've launched to date, it's a pretty logical thing to build at some point," he said.

Usually, the offer is that these tokens will provide a way to buy some (unspecified) amount of some (vaguely described) product or service that the company will (maybe) build at some (indeterminate) point in the future.

A new stadium would be built at Hunters Point if the San Francisco 49ers agreed to stay in the city.

By adjusting the topological structure and designing the component of all-dielectric photonic crystal, an accidental degenerated Dirac point is built at Γ point.

The twin reactors envisioned in Monday's announcement are to be built at Hinkley Point, in southwest England, which is currently the locale of two 1970s-era reactors.

Although a new nuclear reactor could be built at Hinkley Point by 2025, there is little chance of any more being constructed by that date.

The Welsh plant would have a capacity of 3GW, similar to the 3.2GW of the nuclear power station being built at Hinkley Point in Somerset.

The palace was built at a point when it all nearly came a cropper for the Habsburgs.