Sentence examples for said building up from inspiring English sources

In fact, getting too much credit at once makes a person appear risky, she said; building up gradually and establishing a good payment history is a better approach.

"We began in Beijing and Shanghai with limited distribution," Mr. de Chaudenay said, "building up our counters and our visibility with a flagship strategy: we invest more in the point of sale than in media".

"I spent some time one on one with Bush to make sure he understood economics better," Mr. Feldstein said, building up to a typically self-deprecating comment for an economist.

"And we're slipping and sliding and sweating, and the other side, the Republicans, they're standing there with their Slurpees watching us," Mr. Obama said, building up to the punch line, which he has been refining (minus the Slurpees) for several months.

Tim Ritvo, chief operating officer for the Stronach Group, which owns Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park, said building up the interest and purse in Friday's card for Black-Eyed Susan Day is "very important" to the success of the entire event.

Job says building up the different aspects of this cultural capital and the mind-set it involves can often be the key to overcoming barriers to adopting better environmental practices on the farm.

The clip depicts energetic young men and women dancing, singing, exercising and being artistic, surrounded by cubes that bear phrases like "Blow your own mind," "Build your own bandwagon," "Toot your own horn," "Beat your own path" and "Begin your own era" — all, needless to say, building up to the "Fly your own flag" theme.

That is not to say building up the Whale into a thriving operation will be easy.

Altering the law without proper public debate, he said, risked "building up unnecessary mistrust".

Not by beefing up border patrols, he said, but building up Mexico.

"The only way he's going to get back is to pitch," Collins said about building up Niese's arm strength.