Sentence examples for proceeds to construct from inspiring English sources

Then she proceeds to construct argument which are probably only about her personal and political preferences.

Then Abraham H. Foxman proceeds to construct an airtight case, as if driven to prove Arendt sadly correct.

Then she analyzes her tapes, decides which can be most cogently acted out and proceeds to construct a script that's usually notable for its balanced reportage.

Eight years ago, he sold a piece of land he owned with his father and used the proceeds to construct an astronomy tower on his roof.

Mr. Silverstein -- who, like many real estate developers, invested relatively little in the deal and was highly leveraged -- has said he intends to use the insurance proceeds to construct new buildings on the site.

He viewed reality as wholly plastic: starting from initial postulates, one proceeds to construct schemes for achieving a satisfactory outcome of desire, finally rendering unformed possibilities into a common world of language and action.

We then proceed to construct two proxies to capture investors' "inherent" pro-activist stance.

The thousands of reindeer are driven into this Arctic camp and the unperturbed denizens of the North proceed to construct the comfortless igloos of blocks of snow and ice.

He went upstairs to his room and returned with a bag full of bright-colored plastic rods and rubber elbow joints, which he had had a toy manufacturer make up for him, and proceeded to construct out of them five geometrical shapes — a dodecahedron, a cube, a tetrahedron, an octahedron, and an icosahedron.

Two days later, June 24 , 1955 the Directors 'acting for and on behalf of the State' moved in the Superior Court for, and obtained, ex parte, an order enjoining the City, pending determination of the suit, from proceeding to construct the Cowlitz project or to sell any of its revenue bonds.

The effect is to require the company forthwith to prepare the plan and estimate, and to direct the company-upon the determination of its just compensation and the consummation of arrangements by the city to pay the portion of the cost, if any, that may be imposed upon it-to proceed to construct the underpass and to have it open for traffic within the time specified.