Sentence examples for has built up in from inspiring English sources

"We are very conscious that some real momentum has built up in these negotiations.

He will try to end the impression of nervous hyperactivity that has built up in the past month.

Policy makers have also been seeking to rein in the rapid credit growth that has built up in recent years.

Frustration has built up in the last 10 days because little progress has been made in key areas.

But Furious 7 makes clear the kind of traction the series has built up in central and South America, too.

Neither is exactly unhappy, but what has built up in them instead is a sense of surplus, of life unlived.

The technique is charming at first, but it has the effect of undermining whatever suspense the author has built up in the preceding pages.

And because they are double-paned, condensation has built up in between, making it impossible to clean them or see out of them clearly.

All the intimacy that has built up in their previous encounters is gone as they sit at rough wooden tables, smoking, arguing.

Suddenly the energy and excitement that has built up in the past hour is released and everything feels a bit flat.

Maybe they won't eliminate all of the plaque that has built up in their arteries over the years or erase the damage the sun has caused.