Sentence examples for built on pieces from inspiring English sources

But the band has lost its regular home, and it spent Thursday night flipping through its family album: the program was built on pieces from the large library of arrangements and compositions commissioned by Carnegie Hall for the band.

The result will be a newly branded Web site, which, Mr. Rogers said, will expand greatly after broadband technology becomes widely available, making possible such options as streaming video of highlights of the day's soap episodes and features built on pieces from the magazines.

For improvements, the motor modules could be combined such that all the four modules can be built on one piece of board, which would save some extra room.

To use materials that can be easily transported in pieces and built on-site, panel web beams (PWBs) were developed as main structural components.

De Site in the Rabot district is a really big one, built on a piece of land that in a few years will become a housing scheme.

Sporting-goods empires have not been built on the one-piece ball.

Paper chips: This array of red LEDs built on a piece of paper can be folded without damaging the electronics.

Thorlaksen's mother funded the construction of a small masjid that was built on the piece of land in the mid-2000s.

In time, some of these artifacts will find their way to the Bob Hope Museum of Comedy, which will probably be built on a piece of property that Hope owns just opposite NBC.

Then he starts talking about fairies... "I've a house that's built on a piece of land which was a recognised fairy community," he says, with a straight face, when we meet backstage at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, where Blur are due to play that night.

A public inquiry has started to decide whether more than 170 houses can be built on a piece of land near Ilkley.