Sentence examples for much cement from inspiring English sources

"When you're laying that much cement on a dam, you can't stop," Alwash said.

Construction executives say that to build it would require twice as much cement per year as is currently manufactured in all of Central America.

The new plant in Greenport would replace a shuttered plant across the river and would produce three times as much cement as the old one.

Mr. Wells said technicians were studying test results to determine how much cement needs to be pumped and at what rate to seal the well permanently "so nothing is a surprise".

Now, with its new $41 million film center, which opens officially to the public on June 17, Mr. Peña said, "We will very much cement where film is at Lincoln Center".

Last year, China consumed eight times as much cement as the world's second-largest consumer, India, and it now leads the world in consumption of steel and other industrial materials by wide margins.

The news that Yorkshire have pretty much cemented their promotion today has not improved my mood.

Paige is very much cemented as one of my favourite strong heroines now.

It was an evening that very much cemented the brand's reputation as the high-octane house of va-va voom.

The retail sales report "pretty much cements the September rate hike and raises some questions about whether the bank might need to do more before the end of the year," said Ted Carmichael, chief Canadian economist for JPMorgan Securities in Toronto.

Among architects he is known as someone with a gift for getting the worst buildings from the most highly regarded talents — a reputation that was pretty much cemented with the opening of the $50 million Broad Contemporary Art Museum at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, a bland, uninspired travertine box by Renzo Piano that ranks somewhere near the bottom of that architect's achievements.