Sentence examples for is sometimes built from inspiring English sources

The cooking unit is sometimes built into a stone wall, or matching walls are built to shelter the cooking area.

The card is usually located on the computer motherboard or is a separate circuit board, but is sometimes built into the computer display unit.

"Managing a struggling football team is not the glamorous life it is sometimes built up to be," wrote Alan Thompson in the Express.

Drafts are kept from the main room by a sealskin flap hung over the exterior entrance to the passageway and by a low, semicircular retaining wall that is sometimes built out a few feet from the end of the tube.

The storage is sometimes built in by developers as expensive condo buildings go up and sometimes added after the fact in unused common space by specialty contractors — a practice increasingly seen at rentals.

To do their job, the shock absorbers (their function is sometimes built into a larger strut unit that also positions the wheel) operate a sliding shaft that squeezes fluid through small channels and valves.

Drilled shafts are sometimes built in an MSE wall to support superstructures subjected to lateral loads.

New wind machines are sometimes built faster than new transmission lines, he said.

In the field of design and analysis of manufacturing systems, models are sometimes built with the help of analytical methods.

New Christian churches were sometimes built, and the government took an interest in the selection of patriarchs.

In a recent study of China's transport, the World Bank says that roads are sometimes built expressly for the purpose of converting countryside into revenue-generating urban land.