Sentence examples for built to scale from inspiring English sources

Successful start-ups are built to scale.

"Feedly cloud is amazingly fast, and has been built to scale.

The real modules are a little longer and may be arranged differently, but everything else has been built to scale.

"That kind of planning demands open space, recreation space, housing that is built to scale, all of which is part of the fabric of a community".

Dominating the film, Hoffman plays a theatre director who uses a MacArthur grant to mount a detailed version of his own life, staged on a set of New York built to scale inside a colossal warehouse.

Most of the models are not built to scale, but when Mahmoud started on the Palmyra model, for example, he first carefully measured out the number and position of every column in relation to the pictures he had.

I never build to scale; rather, I eye the location or my sketch of a place and translate it organically, often mixing different scales for effect.

Well, except making this thing real: It's very much still a concept, though its 8.5-foot long monocoque carbon-fibre passenger pod is built-to scale and on the show floor at Geneva, as are the wheeled ground module and quadcopter drone air transit system.

"We need to build it from scratch, build it to scale, and built it to operate at scale," he had said.

"We need to build it from scratch, build it to scale, and built it to operate at scale…" And that's something no one at Clinkle really knew how to do before Rendich joined.

Trains are built to human scale.