Sentence examples for just being constructed from inspiring English sources

Tough question, considering the fact that these were the days before telephones, when bridges and subways were just being constructed, and a trip from Manhattan to Brooklyn was a different sort of adventure than a ride on the A train.

A new block of toilets with 45 seats has just been constructed here.

The village prawn farm, where forty people were employed and a new building had just been constructed, has been shut down.

Two days later, Blanchett, Upton, and I met at the S.T.C.'s three-hundred-seat main stage, to look at the set for "Reunion" and "A Kind of Alaska," which had just been constructed.

A new campus has just been constructed off of Vaughan Harvey Blvd in central Moncton.

"We're wanting to make sure that everyone in this country knows what is happening here, in their name, in Tornillo, where kids have traveled 2,000 miles, some alone, some with their parents, are being held in detention camps, tent cities that have just been constructed over the course of this last week," O'Rourke said.

In fact, most formal or computational treatments of default logic suffer from the necessity of exhaustive consistency checks with respect to the finally resulting set of conclusions; often this so-called extension is just about being constructed.

Geographical Background 9. (U) The Myitsone Dam is being constructed just below the confluence of the two headwaters of the Irrawaddy, approximately 40 kilometers upstream from the capital of Kachin State, Myitkyina.

Noble Conflict (Doubleday £12.99) is a powerful thriller embracing a thoughtful examination of propaganda and how concepts such as heroism, terrorism, sacrifice and a just war are constructed.

William Butler Yeats made such charged and explicit use of his life, his passions, his philosophical searchings, his country and causes, and even his failings -- no major poet of our time has done it so passionately and few have ever done it -- that a biography could just about be constructed out of quotations.

Following a brief scene where Heydrich bitches out one of his collaborators, Alfred Naujocks, for recording him while having sex in a whorehouse built to gather blackmail evidence against members of the party, Binet admits that all the dialogue you've just read is constructed from an account written down by Naujocks himself, which Binet imagines couldn't be how it actually went.