Sentence examples similar to over built in from inspiring English sources

long or over have been built in American yards in the past few years.

To recap, this isn't really a warmed-over Catera, but a warmed-over Holden Monaro, built in Australia.

Abraham Lincoln, inspecting a 400-foot (120-metre) railroad bridge over Potomac Creek, built in nine days, expressed his astonishment: "Loaded trains are running every hour, and upon my word it consists of nothing but beanpoles and cornstalks".

Then he started to point out spots on the chart that apparently held another danger -- weirs, where you can get sucked into the pull of the water rushing over steps built in the river to raise its level.

The railway is a Soviet triumph of man over nature, built in an inhospitable land of extreme winter cold and mosquito-cloud filled summers.

Speculators over built apartments in anticipation of this, and turned to middle class and wealthy blacks.

The former Manchester United striker takes over a Stoke side built in the mould of the recently departed Pulis.

To the east, the road crosses a bridge over Hebden Gill, built in 1827, and thence over the watershed to Pateley Bridge in Nidderdale, 8.5 mile distant.

The churches of Kraków comprise over 120 places of worship (2007) of which over 65 were built in the 20th century.

Home loans almost tripled between 1998 and 2006, with over 7m new homes built in Mexico over the past decade.

Many Americans are selling their second homes to raise cash, and there is inventory left over from developments built in recent years.