Sentence examples for get built on from inspiring English sources

Businesses close, sometimes houses get built on the sites, jobs are destroyed.

Delivery is ensuring that roads, schools, hospitals and aircraft  carriers get built on time  and on budget.

Cars get built on a long development cycle where it becomes 'sell what's on the lot' rather than 'design from scratch to delight specific customer segments.' " According to industry sources, Toyota will spend $5 million to $10 million on the new advertising through early 2012.

"Something will get built on that site -- I just don't know what it will be," said Mr. Touhey, whose Landmark Development has an option to buy the unusual site, sliced through by the High Line, a defunct raised railway that runs from Gansevoort Street through the meatpacking area up to railyards near the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

The quality of TV shows is increasing, but it is important to remember that empires don't get built on couches.

When a Tanger "coming soon" sign goes in the ground, retailers know the project will get built on time, on budget, and the parking lots will fill up.

The temper of the moment is still too confused for him, what with one style getting built on one street corner and another on the next; even more troubling to him is the idea that the so-called postmodernist architects are, in his view, as determined as the modernists to put dogma before building.

Not only do Christian churches get build on top of ancient Jewish synagogues, but Jewish settler apartment complexes get built right on top of now closed Palestinian homes and storefronts.

Why is One World Trade Center taking so long?' Well, one reason is that this is getting built on top of a PATH train, and Goldman Sachs got built on top of a fucking parking lot!" The memorial is starting to come together.

"And if government doesn't guarantee preservation, I guarantee it gets built on".

It is amazing that it ever got built on water in the first place.