Sentence examples for going to building from inspiring English sources

Crown Castle's $871 million of Ebitda over the last three years looks good, but only $63 million was left after interest, much of it going to building new wireless towers to expand the business.

And, if I insist on taking a bellydancing class or some other foolishness, I'm going to building in an extra half hour for some cardio afterwards, or just try to take another class back to back (bellydancing for the blog, spinning for the waistline).

"Nobody is going to build buildings on spec," he said.

The money saved went to building more prisons.

A portion of every sale ($10 for eight ounces) goes to building local animal shelters.

"The capital goes to building out our team and bringing on people we need to meet engineering needs," Mr. Crowley said.

Demand for the roughly half of Russian steel that goes to building projects at home will drop.

The proceeds will go to building a much-needed cafeteria, among other things.

Money raised through sales is supposed to go to building more affordable homes, but building work cannot keep up with the speed of sales.

The DPJ had picked on the tax, whose proceeds go to building unnecessary roads, to highlight how the LDP is in thrall to pork-barrel interests.

During his days as a Net, Mr. Williams sometimes went to building sites and helped workers lay bricks, Mr. Martin said.