Sentence examples for built away from inspiring English sources

For hundreds of years New Englanders have built away from the weather, in the lee of the ridgeline.

The city has sued the university, arguing that the athletic center should be built away from the stadium.

Around the country, stadiums tend to be built away from central cities for all sorts of reasons, traffic among them.

New Haven, he said, was a provincial town, Yale's presence notwithstanding; Princeton was deliberately built away from big-city temptation.

Initially built away from population hubs, many are now close to city centers as urban boundaries have expanded and industrial areas have become gentrified.

Local officials wanted Pengze to be the site of the first nuclear power plant to be built away from the coast.

Earlier I mentioned that we like to try to build toward the future, but there are also cases where it makes sense not to build away from the past but to build upon it.

Residents want the energy company to build away from homes on the other side of the Dee estuary.

This is another reason to build away from structures.

He notes that the Fosse Way runs for miles in Gloucestershire away from any village, as the Anglo-Saxons built villages away from large roads for safety.

And so, they say, it should be built further away.