Sentence examples for meant built from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"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".

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

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".

For example, while working on a Java project at work, being able to use Ruby means build scripts can be written in Buildr, and existing test libraries can be used to write test code (test/ruby, shoulda, RSpec etc).

His father, Zou Jianguo (his given name means "build the nation"), was an engineer.

I'd grown up speaking Swahili and gave it the name Jenga, which means "build".

So build-to-order turns out to mean "build-till-almost-ready-for-an-order".Nor is it just in high-tech businesses that suppliers have been caught with too much inventory.

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.