Sentence examples for one building up from inspiring English sources

Not wanting to skew the results, I didn't mention what Ann Noble had told me about the way to increase your odds — take about three sips instead of one, building up the astringency of the tannin if it's red wine to produce a drying sensation in your mouth which would be hard to miss.

There's a very big one building up here about the best books of the last decade, in fact.

The scenes in which we see clocks or hear chimes tend to be either transitional ones suggesting the passage of time or suspenseful ones building up to dramatic action.

The Obama administration wants different approaches in Afghanistan, one that concentrates on building up the Afghan army and police forces and entering into deals with local warlords or provincial leaders.

Shouldn't one be building up one's defenses?

And one building ended up with five coats of paint.

It will be a preventive measure to halt any one trader from building up positions on one exchange to influence the other exchange.

Then, one by one, Phipps (raising, of course, lots of private and government money to do so) went about either renovating or putting up one building after another: the Lee Goodwin Residence (33 units), Mapes Court (91 units), the Sojourner Truth Houses (62 units) and most recently the Daly Avenue Apartments (84 units).

She hadn't been revelling in the latest casket designs at a Gothenburg undertakers' trade fair after all, instead she'd been locked up, just one building over from where a shackled Jeanette had her baby and nearly bled to death, and pretty convincingly stitched up – Emil had even gone so far as to totally re-do the top floor of her house into a kind of murder HQ.

According to Landmark Preservation records, one building was put up in the mid-19th century on the site of a stoneyard, and has been repeatedly altered since.

This study of influences on QoL outcomes supports the literature on the importance of building up one's psychological resources in order to cope effectively with the challenges of ageing, given that it is difficult for very elderly people, who are frail, to function physically at optimal levels and retain high levels of activity [ 16, 26].