Sentence examples for starting to construct from inspiring English sources

Building work on the castle had commenced by May 1313, with labourers beginning the process of excavating the moat and starting to construct the castle buildings.

Having largely mastered the intricacies of these fusions, he is starting to construct scenes where his chimerae interact (the figure from "Birthday Gift" reappears confronting a herd of man-pigs in "Turning Seven," for example).

He, too, started to construct an imaginary visual world like Torey's.

About the 7th century bce the state of Chu started to construct a permanent defensive system.

He returned to Cambridge and, with Crick, started to construct a model with double coils of paired atoms.

Only by knowing what "out" really means can the more pro-European political forces start to construct counter-arguments.

The previous tenant had started to construct a front porch of raw planks, never completed or painted.

The actors and I then started to construct the dreamer's waking world and to imagine what may have sparked their dreams.

He perceived that kinship was the glue that held societies together, so he started to construct an elaborate genealogy of the Yanomamö (often spelled Yanomani).

From these detailed sources of knowledge we started to construct the stories and tried to get a sense of how we could tell the story as sympathetically as possible to represent all sides and all points of view.

Is it kinder to dump someone in the bluntest way possible so they can start to construct from the fragments of their heart the conviction that they're better off without you?