Sentence examples for installing the foundation from inspiring English sources

While the modules are being built in the factory, Mr. Wambach said, the builder typically prepares the construction site by installing the foundation and utility connections, including a well and septic system if necessary.

ALTHOUGH the final price tag on the Landau home is yet to be determined, Mr. Landau's back-of-the-napkin estimate in June was $200,000 for site work like installing the foundation and a septic system, digging a well and bringing power to the site.

When I stopped by, construction workers were installing the foundations for a new tennis court.

In training camp, the Clippers didn't open by installing the foundations of their half-court offense.

NEW SHOREHAM, Rhode Island, July 27 (Reuters) - Rhode Island's Deepwater Wind will start installing the foundations for North America's first offshore wind farm on Monday, a milestone the company says could pave the way for an industry long established in Europe but that is still struggling with opposition in the United States.

In the end, Morsi has boldly installed the foundations of what can easily become a theocratic state in Egypt despite his party's statements to the contrary.

Fixed turbine projects, on the other hand, must rent time aboard expensive, specialized industrial ships – first to install the foundations, then to assemble the turbines on top of them.

These seven crucial trading tips will help you to install the foundations of success.

You truly need that foundation to build upon". The first step to creating that foundation is installing the "perimeter-strong system" he's had his success with in his career, which is something La Cañada isn't used to.

There is good reason to suppose that responsibility has to be installed in the foundation of your mental equipment — at the level of perception and habit.

According to a person who had been briefed on the matter, the cabinets had already been purchased and installed inside the foundation, at 78th Street and Madison Avenue, when a case of buyer's remorse (or clashing color schemes) set in.