Sentence examples for eventually built on from inspiring English sources

That museum was never built, and a public school was eventually built on the site.

Like his son, the older imam announced plans for a community center for a growing Muslim population — the mosque eventually built on East 96th Street.

Dr. Campbell eventually built on this personal relationship to forge institutional ties to the Reagan administration in Washington, giving the institution an unusual practical influence.

Whatever is eventually built on the Pilgrim parcel is certain to bring jobs and tax revenue to the area, which makes local officials happy about the sale.

"The man who owns the land we eventually built on wanted to keep families in the city when the days of cheap housing were coming to an end, and more and more people were moving out.

The baseball stadium, which is known as Riverfront Park and is home to the Newark Bears, was eventually built on a different site, just off McCarter Highway outside the Ironbound section.

Once the Department started to play a bigger role in field research, these collections provided the base over which Robert Heizer and the California Archaeological Survey will eventually build on, eventually increasing the number of objects in storage at Berkeley to a total of 900,000 catalog records accompanied by hundreds of cubic feet of documentation.

But officials say that the developer or developers who eventually build on the site will not be bound by, say, the proposal by Norman Foster for an oversized six-million-square-foot building.

As will be seen, the teachers were able to eventually build on these experiences and generate individual and collective understandings of curriculum and instruction during the school year, which they collaboratively translated into three specific approaches to enact the school's vision of STEM-focused PBL instruction.

Should the hospital eventually build on the lot, it is bound to help find adequate parking elsewhere, Ritvo said.

The project was eventually built, albeit on a smaller scale.