Sentence examples for built in world from inspiring English sources
He directed wind-tunnel research that produced faster combat planes built in World War II.
We reach the summit, and the hulks of two concrete pillboxes, built in World War II as coastal lookouts.
The remains of National Filling Factory NFFF) Number Nine, an ammunition plant urgently built in World War One after it became apparent Britain was worryingly short of artillery shells, have lain largely unremarked for a century after the facility which churned out some four million projectiles was dismantled in the aftermath of the conflict.
Further, when iPhone users go to the built-in World Clock app that is included in iOS6 they will see that Jerusalem is the only city to be listed without an affiliated country.
Six decades ago these shores saw a daily tide of vessels from the world's biggest merchant fleet, built in the world's most productive shipyards and supported by the world's major shipping insurers, bankers and lawyers.
"… There has never been a billion-dollar casino built in the world without slot machines.
Here's what I don't get: wind turbines are among the most graceful structures being built in the world today.
However at the present time, there is still not an actual AB being built in the world.
In July 2007 celebrated opening of Tacoma Narrows Bridge near Seattle, the longest suspension span built in the world since 1960s.
The Fujairah SWRO plant with a production capacity of 170,500 m3/duringng 3 years has been the largest RO operating plant ever built in the world.
Concrete flood defences, erosion control structures, port and harbour facilities, and renewable energy infrastructure are increasingly being built in the world's coastal regions.
