Sentence examples for built too close from inspiring English sources

Jane A. Berry, the municipal manager, bought one but conceded the new houses were built too close to each other.

The retrofit has also left several idiosyncrasies, like an interior staircase that was built too close to the front door.

Both Mr. Chamola and Mr. Panwar complained that many hotels have been built too close to the river bank in violation of rules and norms, some of them now sitting destroyed by the recent floods.

The September 2010 explosion in San Bruno, Calif., was a tragic reminder that developers and local governments need to work together to ensure that homes and businesses are not built too close to, or on top of, existing pipelines.

The mayor of Casteldaccia, Giovanni Di Giacinto, said the house had been illegally built too close to the river but the owners had appealed against a 2008 demolition order.

A new bridge over a Gloucestershire canal could have to be moved because it has been built too close to a house.

"Please don't build too close to us".

The kids learned about tides (why was the water receding?) and the principles of sand-castle construction (namely, don't build too close to the water).

They also need to stand up to developers who want to build too close to a coast that will be subject to more erosion than ever.

When libertarians get hurt because they refused vaccination or to wear a seat belt or a motorcycle helmet, or have their property damaged because they build too close to the shoreline -- they call on ambulances, hospitals, and FEMA for help.

G.M. simply built too many.