Sentence examples for built up a considerable from inspiring English sources

Baird built up a considerable museum & worked very hard.

The Semliki has built up a considerable alluvial plain, part of which is included in the Virunga National Park.

Humbert and his successors during the Middle Ages built up a considerable state for themselves with Savoy as its base and extending east across the Alps into Piedmont.

Christie built up a considerable medico-legal library over the years, with Martindale: The Extra Pharmacopoeia the most well-thumbed book in her collection.

He said: "During that time my wife was doing textile art and we got to a position where she had built up a considerable amount of material.

A Labour source said: "The Tories have built up a considerable war chest – they've raised more than £15m more than we have since the last election and that does leave us struggling to keep up.

Now they have established some reliable donors, but they never stop worrying about money and would like to build up a considerable cash reserve "so the panic moments don't shake the place quite as much as they can," Mr. Edelstein says.

Simply by doing what I enjoy I had managed to build up a considerable body of evidence that my paintings are good enough to be commissioned and published.

The anthology helped Griswold build up a considerable reputation throughout the 1840s and 1850s and its first edition went through three printings in only six months.

Like the Tulunids before him, al-Ikhshid also took particular care to build up a considerable military force of his own, including Turkic and Black African slave soldiers.

Like Thailand, the Philippines has built up a huge head of steam, but it is bottled up in part by the considerable corruption still prevalent.