Sentence examples for foundation building from inspiring English sources

It's so much easier to build a house with blueprints than to start pouring a foundation, building walls, and putting up a roof without one.

The foundation building is still incomplete, and when I arrived, Mr. Siza was still fiddling with details.

The Foundation Building, where Mr. Obama gave a campaign speech on the economy in March, was also the site of the N.A.A.C.P.'s first meeting.

She still sees the incident as typical: "I had a very bad experience in Cardiff and then with the foundation building I was designing in London.

But in no time at all we realize that the foundation building is a duet for stone and water, nearness and distance.

It is a short car ride from there to Hudson, enabling her to keep an eye on the redevelopment of the foundation building in the coming months.

In her own memoirs, Lady Thatcher describes this as a period of intellectual foundation-building.

"Last year was one of foundation-building," said Dan Akerson, chairman and chief executive.

"I'm disappointed that more hasn't been accomplished, but I'm hopeful that there's been more behind-the-scenes foundation-building that I'm not aware of".

The rise of India's middle-class seems only to be hailed as a good thing by Westerns governments and businesses alike; Roy shows the catastrophic effect of dam-building, forest-clearing, foundation-building on both individuals and political systems alike.

Understanding these challenges represents an important foundation-building step in understanding the implications for service design and service operations when using volunteers.