With what little money he had, and what little English he could speak, Holer built two water tanks and acquired three sea lions.
In person, chewing pensively on a banana, the softly spoken, slightly built Kurzweil looks chipper for his 61 years, and wears an elegantly tailored suit.
The human female, biologically speaking, is built for young baby-making.
NewsWhip — which tracks what stories and themes are trending, along with influencers, and provides that data to publishers and brands so that they can follow the money, so to speak, and build out their editorial strategy — is getting its funding from two strategic investors, The Associated Press and Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun.
Why we would want to speak, to build: our skills credibility resume.
She talked about why we want to speak: to build our audience to share our message to help others.
Gregory McIntosh, an employee of BARINC, lauded the project to the attendees of a 1974 conference on artificial reefs: "Tires, which were an esthetic pollutant ashore, could be recycled, so to speak, to build a fishing reef at sea".
In Microsoft Office 2010 and 2013, Speak is built into Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
But generally speaking, we build our own intellectual property.
As Fisbhen told us when we first spoke, to build a successful online education company in Brazil, "at the end of the day, it's not the algorithms that matter," he said, "but finding a compelling, adaptive way to deliver subject matter from Brazil's top educators".
But the imposing structures of which they speak were not built in Greece, Egypt or Rome.
