Sentence examples for less builds from inspiring English sources

I'm just back from holiday, as it's called, sailing on a gulet in Turkey with my wife Belinda and our friends the New Zealand artists Boyd Webb, Gretchen Albrecht and Jamie Ross, and Boyd's wife, who designs and more or less builds by herself huge complexes for university campuses.

Karl more or less built the family fortune himself.

Gately looks less built than poured, with the smooth immovability of an Easter Island statue.

It is peopled, to be sure, but much greener and less built up than Midtown.

There is little potential for further development, as the village is more or less built out.

A market for them could perhaps be created in rural-urban fringes that are less built up.

He lacks even a piece of paper to prove that his family ever owned the house, much less built it.

The Festival of New Trumpet Music, an annual event devised by the trumpeter Dave Douglas, is being more or less built around Mr. Wheeler.

The reality is that government agencies are so constrained they can't meet their responsibilities to operate and maintain — much less build new – public infrastructure.

What would it mean to have networking fade into the background, become so commodified and automated that it more or less built and maintained itself?

Craig was in his mid-twenties, "sober and just huge," as Wallace would later write in "Infinite Jest," looking "less built than poured, the smooth immovability of an Easter Island statue".