Sentence examples for so built on from inspiring English sources

"I think that suburbia is so built on family life, so built on Saturday barbecues, the kids' baseball games, the whole trying to make a Norman Rockwell life, that people in suburbia are hit so hard," said Monica S. Getz, who is herself divorced and founded the National Coalition for Family Justice, based in Irvington.

5 30 p.m. 2) A DRINK FROM THE WELL Keeping with the sacred spirit, make your next stop the Franciscan Well Brewery (14b North Mall; 353-21-421-0130; www.franciscanwellbrewery.comicrobreweryrewery (still a rarity in Ireland) and pub (less so), built on the site of a Franciscan monastery where legend has it that the well water was a miraculous curative.

Above all, a seemingly relevant story can harness the power of contemporary experience, tap into the knowledge and emotions that audiences possess before the overture and so build on reality to stake a claim to deeper truths.

It is crucial to address barriers specific to young people and so build on factors motivating them to participate in interventions to improve and sustain their PA levels.

The 12th century scholar Zonaras tells of how Severus connected the baths to the Hippodrome and, in doing so, built it on the site of the Temple of Jupiter.

Bebo already has Facebook integration, so why not build on that until Facebook cuts it off?

"So we built one inside on the second floor.

"So, if we can build on that going into this game, who knows where that can take us?

In doing so, she built on dendritic cell research by Dr. Ralph Steinman's team at Rockefeller University in New York.

So it built on what it had, expanding the existing payroll-tax-funded, private insurance system to cover all wage earners, their families, and retirees.

Dracula (Richard Roxburgh) resides in a cloud-piercing fortress that would be even more forbidding were it not so evidently built on a computer screen.