Sentence examples for finally built on from inspiring English sources

Finally, built on the state-of-the art review, a new R&D direction combining supercritical ethanolysis of lipids with the addition of CO2, glycerol recovery, and cogeneration, according to the biorefinery concept, is proposed and discussed.

The Roman Catholic church began in Frome after the building of a temporary church in Park Road in 1928, and a new church, St Catharine's Catholic Church, was finally built on the site in 1967 and 1968.

In 1844, a Frenchman finally built one.

Those hoping that we could finally build on progress with tobacco to effectively tackle the alcohol and obesity epidemics will be as disappointed as the corporate sector is delighted.

I finally built it on the ground, then swung them up.

When those houses are finally built they will be built on lines of hope – the grid that's already been optimistically scratched far out into the desert in the belief that this place can become a thriving community.

Poland finally built another port on Polish territory at Gdynia, 10 miles (16 km) to the north.

The Koch Brothers alone donated $125 million to candidates in the past election cycle and stand to make $100 billion in profits if KXL is finally built, a 1,600-percent 1,600-percentestment.

After several attempts, a pontoon bridge was finally built, and the battle took place on February 8 , 1250

The lighthouse was finally built in 1862 and first lit officially on 1 May 1862.

Remembering my own misguided, yet somehow prophetic, remarks of the last century, I am filled with hope that we finally have something here to build on".