Sentence examples for built went from inspiring English sources

So when that stately white mansion Philip P. Baker built went up for sale this fall, longtime Wildwood residents decided to make a stand.

Some of the machines he built went all the way to Mars; they are orbiting the planet today or trundling across its surface on the Curiosity rover.

"The Iraqi Army was larger and had more resources, but the soldiers I worked with had no integrity, no sense of responsibility, no drive, and no desire to improve the situation, and three months after I left everything we had built went to hell," Major Shane Carpenter, an adviser to the Afghan Army in Paktika, told me.

Until the 12th century, stone-built and earth and timber castles were contemporary, but by the late 12th century the number of castles being built went into decline.

"I'm not going to let all the things I've built go down the street".

Don't let everything we've built go to hell in a handcart.'".

"I really liked being able to see the process of the brewery being built, going through government approvals and such".

Once you have some history built, go to the site you aren't allowed to.

Pros and cons: trickier to build, going over the M25 and two local reservoirs.

"Whatever I'm working on will fall into the ether of wherever builds go once people stop looking at them".

To New Yorkers, the word "condo" can bring up cringe-worthy thoughts of the characterless, paper-thin new builds going up in every unclaimed inch of Manhattan.