Sentence examples similar to built department from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Shinsegae Engineering & Construction, founded in 1991, builds department stores, hypermarkets and themed shopping malls for the group.

So he offered doctors fat compensation packages and the chance to build departments from scratch -- many a doctor's dream -- and recruited a new head of surgery from New York Hospital, who in turn brought in a chief for plastic surgery.

He built the department into one of the premier biochemistry departments in the world.

Anthony and I built this department.

Dr. Crow built the department into a major force in the field.

As a general contractor, Bob had built dams, department stores, hospitals, six schools, seven churches, and this house.

In his 30 years at the college he built the department into an important teaching institution with a large residency program.

In the early 1960s, Harold James Dyos had built his department at the University of Leicester into a global powerhouse in this fast-emerging area of study.

Oil, coal and gas were familiar to the point of boredom, and no new nuclear plants were being built (the department also looks after nuclear weapons, but that is another matter).

After serving in the Royal Army Medical Corps during the second world war, Yudkin was made a professor at Queen Elizabeth College in London, where he built a department of nutrition science with an international reputation.

I said, 'You don't need a proofreader, you need a proofreading department.' " Ms. Suitt, who has had a varied career that includes a master's in fine arts from Columbia, legal proofreading, a stint at LexisNexis, blogging, running her own Internet start-up and working as a personal trainer, has in six months built a department soon to hire its fourth person.