Sentence examples for foundations down from inspiring English sources

In 2011, David Cameron vowed to "get Britain building" and within two years £15bn had been found to help put the foundations down and stimulate demand in the housing market.

"They put a foundation down," said Weaver.

He called the controversy about their relations to donors a "very deliberate attempt to take the foundation down".

They have the open foundation down, but now they have to build the house above it with all of the valuable data.

After I had the foundation down, intuition started to show me precisely how to get there.

Once you have the foundation down, you can start to gauge whether a move or position feels rights.

If more foundations spend down now, as the Beldon Fund and the Olin Foundation are doing, who will support future problems?

Mercedes, whose supremacy has been built on the solid foundations laid down by Brawn, have outstripped their rivals for three successive seasons.

There's really no need to jump headlong into the unknown when the foundations set down on Fanfares were so strong.

While the chancellor, George Osborne, was congratulating himself on the "solid foundations" laid down over the past five years, those foundations were starting to creak, with business activity growing at the slowest pace for more than two years, according to one economic survey.

The foundations are down, and the ground floor joists are now in place and the walls are starting to come out of the ground.