Sentence examples for built back in from inspiring English sources

Built back in the days when people thought that America would need to rely on imports, they are now idle.

At the same time, many power plants in rich countries, built back in the 1960s and 1970s, are nearing the end of their projected lifespans.

"We want the Type 64 to be a learning tool, so people can see how these cars were built back in the day," Mr. Farrer said.

Most of the coal plants were built back in the 1950s and '60s and are nearing the end of their life span.

Built back in the early 1950s for inland farmers to get away from the heat after harvest, Preston Beach still retains much of this charm.

Mark Lambert is currently working with Santa Barbara's mayor, Helene Schneider, to update the mothballed desalination plant that was built back in the nineties.

"We think it's an opportunity to build back in a more robust way," she said.

The conversation steered to the musicality of the pantomime in his first film, The Bellboy, and the elaborate dollhouse-like set in The Ladies Man, which cost over $800,000 to build back in 1961.

Sometimes it's not relevant to build back in the same place if the place is prone to floods, or on a slope that would expose it to other risks".

This building cost about $120,000 to build back in 1910, and the Kelsey room, they put in about $12,000 into that one room, and this is back in 1910, so you know what $1,000 must have been worth back in 1910.

When we did our initial run through of the Cupcake build back in January, we noticed that certain text emoticons suddenly had graphical replacements.