Sentence examples for built up steam from inspiring English sources
As the gamble built up steam, Ladbrokes cut the odds to 20/1, 10/1 and eventually 5/1.
The storm built up steam over the mid-Atlantic's water, and then it turned west and drove inland.
Fast fashion is the merchandising phenomenon that has built up steam over the past 15 years and now dominates our wardrobes and high streets.
But it was on 77th Street that the architects built up steam: a long, tumultuous facade rising to an even more elaborate dormer arrangement, set against an Alpine-steep mansard roof.
When the restitution issue built up steam a few years ago, the Swiss Bankers Associationn said it could find fewer than 800 accounts belonging to Jews and others who were persecuted.
Shelton said that the program started off slowly but steadily built up steam.
This is especially probable if the US economic recovery builds up steam in coming months.
Yet his score often makes it hard for either narrative or dance to build up steam.
Watching a wild hog build up steam and charge its would-be captor is more exhilarating than any March Madness buzzer-beater.
There are also plenty of clothes for young girls, led by Quiksilver's Roxy line, which started to build up steam five years ago.
It was the prime minister who conceded a long campaign period, giving the nationalists time to build up steam and construct an effective movement.But if Mr Cameron is responsible for the debate's terms, Labour is overwhelmingly to blame for its causes.
