Sentence examples for it gets built in from inspiring English sources

Kansas State University, which will manage the National Bio and Agro-Defense Fafterty after it gets built in 2012, outcompeted bids by 28 other organizations.

"The quality of the architecture is good and if it gets built in the way that is proposed it will look fantastic".

But it got built in relative invisibility.

That was part of the ethos of that time and place, and it got built in to the culture we created.

This early work had a big payoff: the Friedman/Phelps prediction that sustained inflation would get "built in", and that the historical tradeoff between inflation and unemployment would vanish.

It's where zoning laws can make a crucial difference in what gets built in your community.

The house gets built in ideal dry conditions.

"Anything that gets built in our city impacts everybody for at least 50 years," Mr. Thompson added.

"Nothing," Kelly writes at the outset of his sprawling historical novel, "gets built in Gotham without a kickback".

Nothing of any significance gets built in New York without the 4,000-member 4,000-member drivers delocal building materials.

Created by Congress in 1986, the low-income housing tax credit is responsible for just about all of the affordable housing that gets built in this country.