Sentence examples for stick building from inspiring English sources

Thus the stick: building specific circuitry, known as ethernet, into its machines to allow them to connect directly to cable modems without a special installation.

After learning that designing and "stick building" a home could take up to a year, the Tommasones made some tentative inquiries about modular construction.

In some cases, Mr. Hallahan said, a builder will customize the modular home by "stick building" decks, porches, garages or breezeways.

Ms. Kiss, a photographer, said builders' estimates on a house made in the conventional way — called stick building — had run as high as three times the cost of the prefabricated home.

New Century recently agreed to switch from modular construction, which was used in Plainfield, to "stick building," because Mayor James believed the more labor-intensive approach would mean more jobs at the site for city residents.

These skills should be taught again at local tech schools, rather than local construction being stick building with far-away lumber.

He got on his hands and knees and broke sticks, building a sentence around the secret babbly words: "God hates me, Father hates me, I am hated".

Imagine how embarrassed New York would be right now if it had been stuck building new stadiums for the Mets and the Yankees only to have the blockhead owners and the dunderhead players stage a ruinous long layoff.

Like the reality show "Survivor" but in real life, the Boulder Outdoor Survival School -- BOSS for short -- specializes in teaching wilderness survival and ancient living skills like starting a fire from rubbing sticks, building a shelter out of leaves and living without showers or electricity.

"But stick-building has more design flexibility than modular.

Conventional builders say they do not perceive modular homes as a threat to the stick-building business.