Sentence examples for deciding to build something from inspiring English sources
That, of course, comes with its own set of risks, such as Microsoft or Google as well deciding to build something similar (Google for example has Google Voice, where Walker and part of his team came from).
"I've always been interested in nonverbal communication in how people decide to build something," Mr. Sarff said.
When you decide to build something somewhere, it can affect your destiny for a very long time to come.
In assessing the spot, Mr. Raymond said he and his wife decided to build something that resembled the terraced houses in London or townhouses in New York, creating as small a footprint as possible.
It's centuries since he first set eyes on a heap of stone columns and decided to build something with them, yet he still doesn't know what that something will be.
The Bush Administration recently decided to build something called the Reliable Replacement Warhead, or R.R.W., a revised design for such weapons as the W76 thermonuclear warhead on submarine-based Trident missiles.
He may or may not understand deeply what design is about, but he understands that there is value there and decides to build something with you, to bet on you.
