Sentence examples for getting built up from inspiring English sources

"The fat debate [whereby fat used to be the big enemy in food before that was revised] is an example of evidence getting built up to support a theory.

The islands are getting built up and that's kind of a shame, but there are places that are kind of protected and that's why I fell in love with this place.

"Sturridge is getting built up as Liverpool's saviour because they have struggled in his absence.

"Our Mac skills are really just getting built up again," he explains, saying that costs will come down for future projects because Sierra will be able to reuse some of the code libraries developed for the early projects.

"I don't want her hopes getting built up".

Having regular, open communication about it is going to be helpful in keeping one another's thoughts and feelings out in the open and avoid any hidden inner resentments getting built up. 3. What's your view and your partner's view on having children?

"That's all that anger we've got built up, all that tension we've got built up," Hodges said.

"You get built up, you get torn down, you get built back up again, all those things," Cashman said.

But at the level of perception, no, our picture of what's out there in the world gets built up over seconds.

"It seems like when the place gets built up and his reputation grows and people start coming from everywhere, he leaves," Flower has said.

Things do get built up in the media but my members were reporting back they were seeing actual cases of race hate and anti-migrant sentiment".