Sentence examples for is really built on from inspiring English sources

That's not what the league is really built on.

Our program is really built on building partnerships in those communities.

And, I think, the company culture is really built on that principle and the result of that is a better product that people feel better about buying.

If we say they are all believers if we win and they stay doubters if we don't then it means the house is really built on sand.

On this follow-up to their 1967 debut, Morning Stands on Tiptoe, they were joined by the brilliant Barry Dransfield on fiddle, but it's the duo's astonishing close-harmonies that the album is really built on.

The backpacks are the most eye-catching part of the idea, but the business is really built on agricultural training.

He says: "Our processes were really built on, 'We've got to be perfect from day one, blah-blah-blah.'.

He's really built on a spot of good luck there, his drive having flirted with the branches of a tree down the left, but having deflected back out on to the fairway.

The car is really built around you".

It was really built to fail.

"It's something we can really build on".