Sentence examples for built on a frame from inspiring English sources

And a new G.M. design study for a four-passenger convertible, the Chevrolet Bel Air, is built on a frame that will be used for G.M.'s small future trucks.

In 1914 it was completed: A 165-foot tower of concrete faced with white stucco built on a frame of 12-inch steel girders anchored into the bedrock of the mountain.

I'll enter a booth built on a frame of aluminum poles, tug shut behind me a red-white-and-blue striped curtain, and, with a black marker tied to a string, I'll mark my ballot, awed, as always, by the gravity, the sovereignty, of the moment.

Well, the "crossover" market continues to grow, and the newest good choice is the 2004 Lexus RX 330, a 3.3-liter ute built on a car frame rather than a truck frame.

The 21st-century Brooklyn iteration of this ancient form is built on a bamboo frame, with a sail made of either Japanese rice paper or Indian kite paper.

The play, at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, is built on a sturdy frame.

The nest of bittersweet and grapevines atop it was built on a steel frame by Bob Keating, a sculptor in Bridgewater, Conn.

The comparison comes too easily, since Ms. Brueggergosman is also black and built on a large frame, but her CD of Barber's wonderful "Knoxville: Summer of 1915" and other works reveals a major talent.

The statue is built on a steel frame and is currently in production.

It includes just about everything you'll need and is built on a titanium frame to stay light.

When it debuted in 2003, it was the first three-row SUV built on a unibody frame, making it the first three-row crossover.