Sentence examples for halfway built from inspiring English sources

Buildings that are halfway built tend to get finished, although they may wind up being what are called "see-throughs".

The bunker near the Halfway was built by the German occupying forces as part of Hitler's Atlantic Wall, which aimed to stop any Allied invasion of Europe.

"I DON'T want to see the fastest train in the world built halfway around the world in Shanghai.

Since Moon was a toddler, Pap has kept him squirreled away deep in the Alabama woods, far from roads or power lines in "one small room built halfway into the ground".

Next an inactive (or fixed) tree is built halfway through the black interval and used to calculate force contributions to the remaining red time-steps in a time symmetric way as shown in blue.

"I don't want to see the fastest train in the world built halfway around the world in Shanghai," Obama said.

But they can't be built in halfway houses.

In 1982, design genius Gordon Murray figured he could get away with starting the thirsty Brabham-BMW turbo on soft tyres and a light load of fuel, make a refuelling stop halfway through and, having built up a huge advantage, continue in the lead.

If a hill is too big for you, start from a quarter or halfway down and build up.

Temporarily overtaking Sydney in both size and importance, Melbourne became the financial centre of Australia, and it was the capital of the Commonwealth of Australia until the Federal Capital of Canberra was built in 1927 halfway between the two cities.

Jeter swung and smashed the ball halfway up the screen that is built above the monstrous left-field wall.