Sentence examples for may not build from inspiring English sources

The famous diva may not build anything much in the UK, but she's created some highly original buildings overseas - so much so that the Design Museum is running an exhibition of her work.

Murray may not build that kind of résumé in this competitive era.

"I may not build that for a long time," he said, because he wanted to concentrate on the golf course.

(Week in Review, April 6), you write: "Investors and traders may not build their identities around garage bands or wrist accessories.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has told an energy company that it may not build a natural gas pipeline across a densely populated stretch of northern New Jersey.

We'll have five or six places that will order pits, and then we may not build a pit for a couple of months.

In the recession of the 1980s, developers in the area easily won zoning for high-density housing, some of which they may not actually build for years.

Location-based gossip, cross-posting to other networks and theme-based boards all point to other ways that Secret may not only build up conversations and interest groups, but (in my opinion) also potential commercialising opportunities.

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There are about 40 cranes currently used in Washington, where buildings generally may not be built higher than the Capitol.

This choice may not be built in, but you can make the overall travel of the stopper greater by attaching the upper rod further away from the ball joint.