Sentence examples for developer down from inspiring English sources

"The next developer down the road would say, 'Gee, I'd be happy with that".' In August, the state Supreme Court upheld a 2004 Superior Court decision awarding damages in another case involving tree cutting.

Undoubtedly, completing version one only means that we have a long way to go, things to add and mistakes to learn from, but with that said, there could be some useful lessons hidden in the tiny decisions Swell made that may help the next mobile developer down the road.

In 2001, it was sold to Liverpool-based property developer Downing and between 2006 and 2009 underwent a major £10m restoration that restored many original features of the building, while creating high value residential and office space.

Having common software powering all those phones certainly makes moving an application from one handset to another easier, but the fact the software can power devices with different form factors and different processors does slow developers down.

Then a big developer swooped down to capitalize on the energy, proposing a large condominium complex on the Hudson River.

To give more liquidity to the market, some hotel management companies have been stepping in and helping developers obtain financing, sometimes by providing what is called "key money," funds akin to a developer's down payment.

Mr. Idoni acknowledges that the developer took down "an awful lot of trees," but he says the plan is to have them replaced.

In 1938, a developer tore down what remained of the house and its stables, and built five red-brick apartment buildings, in one of which Cole Thompson and his wife live today.

When a Florida developer cut down all the trees around what used to be a baseball field and started putting up condos, the town said, Enough.

The developer writes down or updates the source code and then hands it over to the payload generator of CodeDog in order to build the payload of the marker-injected binary code.

When a Florida developer cut down all the trees around what used to be a baseball field and started putting up condos — "more of those damned chicken coops," says Rick Kelley, Loon Mountain's general manager — the town said, Enough.