Sentence examples for should not have built from inspiring English sources

What happened in Tuscany and Liguria, he said, "should not have happened, but it did because we have built in places where we should not have built.

"Does that mean they should not have built a city along the Mississippi River?" In other words, everyone in America lives on the edge.

He said the 1956 Azusa City Council should never have allowed the quarry to open, while Duarte should not have built homes on Encanto Parkway, an established route for the quarry's gravel trucks.

"Sometimes I wonder if we shouldn't have built the wall higher rather than longer".

Those who fear flooding shouldn't have built on the shore in the first place.

"There is the attitude of 'they shouldn't have built the houses where they did,"' Mr. Motz said.

(They're unsettled, too. "We probably shouldn't have built it," Finch admits, allowing that the Machine might be a "beautiful" but "terrible" invention).

In the end, the thing we will have learned most from building the space station is that we shouldn't have built it.

Using statistical methods now known collectively as sabermetrics, contributors explore why City X shouldn't have built that new ballpark, whether baseball needs a salary cap and why common statistical terms (r.b.i., earned runs) distort a player's true value.

GM is slowly getting rid of other cars it shouldn't have built in the first place.

Matalin though, reminds that Obama is having trouble "closing the deal," so why drop out now? Murphy says that the Democrats shouldn't have built a primary season around proportional delegate distributions, because it's hard now to mount the kind of blowout wins you need to put the nomination away.