Sentence examples for built blocks from inspiring English sources

Aggressive lyrics ram the point home: "We pissed on the foundations of the newly built blocks... My town will be torn down.

Some privately built blocks have nomination agreements with universities, which means a percentage of their rooms are rented out at lower prices set by the academic institution.

As we passed he pointed out big newly built blocks with shops below, and said, 'This is the new idea - flats they call these things.

After receiving the Prix de Rome from the German Academy in Rome in 1932, he spent several years in Italy, where he built blocks of apartments using reinforced concrete.

They prefer newly built blocks to the Victorian terraces that the locals go for; according to Knight Frank, an estate agent, they snapped up two-thirds of the new flats in central London in 2012.

Many of these buildings are ugly, poorly built blocks, the construction of which can involve the loss of heritage buildings, as well as spoiling the skyline and ghettoising residential streets.

But, by 2012, a southern border wall had been built, blocking that passage.

Until Salem began to decline in importance as a port in the early 19th century, its merchants built block after block of stately houses.

Housed inside what looks like a futuristic greenhouse jutting out of a newly built block of flats, it's a relaxed – if slightly peculiar – mishmash of ideas.

Most researchers in the field of machine learning agree that artificial intelligence will rise from the ground up, built block-by-block, with occasional breakthroughs.

I built block towers for him to knock over.