Sentence examples for ever build on from inspiring English sources
Richardson wanted $5,000, and in May 1882 Sarner and McQuade, believing no one could ever build on such a thin parcel, began construction of an apartment building, confident that its side windows facing east would remain unobstructed; the four-story Sarner-McQuade building was completed in April 1883.
But it was based on the assumption no one would ever build on the lot next door.
If you leave it too long there will be no fertility in the grass so you can't ever build on it again.
In 1964 the 100,800-ton supertanker Ōimaru, then the largest ship ever built on a building slip, was launched.
The Champion case is one of the largest criminal cases ever built on a hazing death, legal experts say.
It comes from the Spanish for "big house" and refers to the remains of a towering American Indian structure about 20 miles away that is considered one of the largest prehistoric structures ever built on this continent.
Indeed, according to Greenpeace it will be the most costly object ever built on Earth.
Some fifty years later, the camp remains far and away the biggest thing ever built on — or, really, under — the Greenland ice.
SAN FRANCISCO — Proposals for the first large solar power plants ever built on federal lands won final approval on Tuesday from Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, reflecting the Obama administration's resolve to promote renewable energy in the face of Congressional inaction.
Over the next five years Schwab supervised construction of the most magnificent house ever built on the West Side, a chateau at the center of a parklike setting that offered the West 74th Street houses an attractive view.
Meanwhile, Costa Cruises plans to debut a ship in July — the Concordia — which claims to have the largest "wellness center" ever built on a ship, the 20,450-square-foot Samsara Spa.
