Sentence examples for quick build from inspiring English sources

The British company Hornby will be offering in time for Christmas the Scalextric Quick Build Demolition Derby Set for about $160.

Instead of the traditional, romantic images of a turbulent history, there are shots of a new Irish landscape composed of quick build industrial units and new housing estates.

To improve safety and reliability for users of the street, the City of Cambridge is implementing "quick build" changes to Massachusetts Avenue from Sidney Street to Memorial Drive with an emphasis on increasing the comfort and convenience of people walking, biking and riding buses.

Director Joseph Kosinski, whether he knows it or not, has constructed the film as such: There's the quick build at the beginning, a whole bunch of action at the front, a lull in the middle and an exciting twisty, turny finish.

We're talking about the quick, build a school style trips where the voluntourist doesn't ask the community if it even wants a school, or try to understand the local historical and political context.

While this may have an immediate impact on the population densities, it carries with it the potential for a quick build up of insecticide resistance.

This type of site is a quicker build than a ground-up new site and is incorporated into the existing online business site.

The Games were a wildly ambitious venture for such a poor country, and a fit of quick-build construction and "beautification" was under way.

But the signs are that the new generation of ad-hoc jumbo jails with their quick-build housing blocks are already struggling.

Fish fryers, bicycles with rain-proof hoods, tool sharpeners, quick-build trucks, three-wheeled cars and machine gun ammunition feeds number among his many inventions, according to Sarah Sharman's biography of the engineer.

What local authorities around the world asked for instead from the 1950s was a form of low-cost, quick-build mass housing that, although superficially influenced by Le Corbusier, was nothing like this gifted architect's work; it was like wanting a Picasso for the price of a picture postcard.