Sentence examples for means built from inspiring English sources

The second word of the village's name means "built by people from Sasun".

Edward Delgado, who was a teenager in 1967 when his family was forced to relocate, said he had always wanted housing for families of limited and modest means built on the site.

Over just three decades, Kim Woo Choong, a former shipyard worker of modest means, built, through energy, guts and determination, a global industrial giant that reached from automobiles and electronics to financial services and construction.

The service is by no means built with security in mind.

"Move fast and break things" means built to mess around with, to find the fun and help steer.

I've just spent a month building my own house for free, which actually means "built out of stuff from a garbage dump".

If you're building a graphics-intensive game or video/image manipulation software, by all means build native.

And he added: "By all means build an estuary airport but in the meantime don't crucify the country, and put another runway in until this airport is built".

Those with the means build small open fires over which they heat and sell water, using plastic bottles cut in half to make cups to ladle and wash.

Tool performs the actions he performs because that's what he was made (meant, built, designed) to do, and it was Designer who made him that way.

When Obama says "stop," he does not mean "build a bit".