Sentence examples similar to ill built from inspiring English sources

You can use it for good or ill, to build a house or to murder your neighbour.

In 2000, Venoco won an award for letting terminally ill children build a multi-coloured shell round the campus rig at Beverly High.

For good or ill, we build it as we go.

The present study, which included a large cohort of critically ill patients, builds on the previous study results with respect to the significant correlation between proteinuria and the risk of AKI.

"Life as a House," a sort of "Mr. Neurotic-and-Fatally-Ill Builds His Dream House," gives Sam much to be nervous about.

All ill roads are built on good intentions.

After all, Oxford was founded as a Christian institution and, for good or ill, Christianity is built into its DNA.

All the ill will Carter built up last week in Melbourne during a scuffle with the Aussie hoop legend Andrew Gaze during an exhibition was forgotten tonight in Sydney.

Tall, solidly built, ill-shaven, in all respects unbirdlike, he was holding a tiny plastic cup of red wine.

René Caillié, a French explorer who arrived here in 1828, said it was "a mass of ill-looking houses built of earth".

Their passengers are "the wronged, the massacred, the dead" — the spirits of the Chinese immigrants whose ill-paid labor built the transcontinental railroad.