Sentence examples for constructing where from inspiring English sources

She's holed up with some friends in the comfortable bunker she's spent decades constructing where the prison's pool used to be.

And the buildings are not, as in Dubai or Shanghai's Pudong district, being constructed where nothing else had stood.

Designed by the landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, it is a pastoral fiction constructed where once there were slums.

Tall buildings cannot be constructed where the bedrock lies too far below the surface to access because they would lack the necessary structural support.

The tower would have been constructed where the society's 1937 library-stack structure now stands, to the west of the main building.

Andrew Lawson was lowered in a bucket into a caisson in San Francisco Bay in order to decide if the south pier of the Golden Gate Bridge could be constructed where it is.

He rattled off construction-date estimates for each of the buildings: 19th-century apartments across from the 1920s walk-ups, and row houses constructed where a Victorian mansion may have stood.

One flouncy, Jamaican-style dress took three weeks to construct: where another designer might have used rickrack, Adrover's team painstakingly folded fabric into triangles to decorate the bodice of the dress.

Unfortunately, to spell out those questions would be to betray too much of an intricate fictional construct where little is as it first seems and fantastic developments unfold like scenes on a fragile paper fan.

We can grasp a new piece — how it is constructed, where it is going, what will come next — with such accuracy that even after a few bars we may be able to hum or sing along with it.

Build the construct where apps could communicate with it.