Sentence examples for purposely builds from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shankman, a marathon runner who travels about 250,000 miles a year, is so hungry for the chance to work out on the road that he purposely builds in long layovers between flights at McCarran.

Unlike some small apartments that have been carved out of grand buildings uptown, these coffin-size spaces were purposely built small at the turn of the 20th century and jammed with immigrants.

It also owns a freehold building in Westminster worth an estimated £40m, which was purposely built during advertising bonanza of 1994-95 to provide it with security in a period such as this.

Neuehouse, meanwhile, occupies the historic CBS Radio Building on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood the first space in the world purposely built for radio broadcasting.

Barclays was a retail bank that had purposely built up inside it a vast casino.

The days of the old Checker cabs, purposely built to be taxis, are long gone.

The mainlanders have recently been asking him to include spaces purposely built for art.

We purposely built into this agreement the opportunity to raise and address new issues," Mr. Blumenthal said.

"Some wise guy thought of using playback of the swiftlets' vocalization to lure them into purposely built structures imitating the cavelike environment," he said.

And the new Houston Street entrance has worn-looking windows and doors that were purposely built to be off-square, as if slumping with age.

In 1969, a federal court ruled (in Gautreaux v. Kemp) that Chicago's public housing had been purposely built in the ghetto to further segregation.