Sentence examples for really been built from inspiring English sources

"They seem to be settling on something almost never done in the United States: a lower-speed, smaller-footprint, environmentally benign tollway that hasn't really been built since the 1930s," said John Fregonese, a planner based in Portland, Ore .who specializes in contentious land-use issues.

The foundations provided by two race wins in 2009 for two-year-old horses haven't really been built upon.

Back in February, Zuckerberg wrote that "One of the things that we've seen in online communities, but also including offline communities, is that having an engaged and talented leader is one of the key things for making a strong community … but right now our Groups product hasn't really been built to facilitate the leaders".

Zuckerberg says, "One of the things that we've seen in online communities, but also including offline communities, is that having an engaged and talented leader is one of the key things for making a strong community … but right now our Groups product hasn't really been built to facilitate the leaders".

It should just feel good, because we really are built to move, and not moving is so unnatural.

I think it's a medium that really is built for the male gaze and for a male sensibility.

The earlier craze was the moment when Lowndes says, "the Jim Crow order was really being built in the south".

Perhaps life really is built on simple truths, truths of which I have long lost sight in my stubborn scepticism - perhaps irony is a British malaise after all.

"Phil Garcia was good at drawing things to convince the guys at Livonia Bumper that the shapes could really be built," Mr. Porter said, referring to a metal-forming plant.

Or at least, as few believed the Shard would really be built, Sellar would pay him handsomely to conjure up this spectacular fantasy.

"They really are built like a tank," said Jim Green, Seagrave's chief executive, who visited ground zero the week after the attacks.