Sentence examples for get a build from inspiring English sources
If we get a build tomorrow, and I've heard two different build numbers floating around that could either be the correct code lockup, TechCrunch will have notes up as fast as possible, along with video and the rest.
I'm expecting to get a build of SkyFire for iPhone before the day is out, so check back in over the next few days for our early impressions, and maybe, just maaaybe (read: probably) some SkyFire-vs-Opera-vs-Safari speed tests.
You can also get a build a bear brush if you have one to make the fur soft and poofy!
A reasonable amount of detergent in the water is OK and recommended by many gardeners, but try to vary where you put the water so you don't get a build-up of detergent.
You can also find makeup brushes made entirely from recycled or natural materials – they have a softer feel and are less likely to get a build-up of bacteria than synthetic ones.
"What we typically say to those large tenants is, we'll build that expansion space out now to their specifications, and then in five years, they don't get a build-out; they'll just move into the space," said Douglas Durst, a co-president of the Durst Organization, which is making prebuilt space at an older building at 1133 Avenue of the Americas, between 43rd and 44th Streets.
Maybe that's my next move, to spend crazy money to get a built grill, get it blessed by some crazy shaman and import it overnight.
Such organic films can build up on nearly all indoor surfaces, including surfaces that have not been previously treated with PBDEs—"any indoor surface where you can get a build-up of dust [is susceptible]," says Tom Harner, a research scientist at Environment Canada.
You should stick to steel tapers, as they can be sterilized and they are less likely to get a build-up of germs, like acrylic tapers do.
The DSi has a moderate cost, but you get a built in camera.
