Sentence examples similar to man made buildings from inspiring English sources

The story goes that Fred Trump, Donald's dad and the Trump who was really a self-made man, made his real-estate fortune building mostly middle-class housing in Queens.

There was a hollowness in the rhetoric from a man whose fortune was made building a shopping mall, the Gateshead Metrocentre, on a former industrial site and Hall made £75m from selling his shares, ultimately to Mike Ashley, in 2007.

DOES the man make the building or does the building make the man?

The lack of clarity surrounding Private Manning's involvement has made building public support a challenge, even in friendly forums like the Berkeley City Council, which last week declined to back a measure calling Private Manning a hero.

Pressed to say what, the man whose first fortune was made building tract homes, who says often that he intends for Los Angeles to "overfly" New York in cultural terms and whose baldly stated ambition is to turn Los Angeles into the global cultural capital of the 21st century mentioned an early Cindy Sherman photograph.

My "Man Made" project is about building bridges between industrial production and authentic hand production.

It could see Britain building the world's first man made tidal energy lagoons that could be operational for up to 120 years.

The man made some classics.

Evolution is a man made theory.

Firemen still enter burning buildings to save their occupants and nurses still join their health care colleagues in providing care to the hungry, the fearful, the injured and the dying in both natural disaster areas and man made conflict zones.

Some disasters are man made.