Sentence examples for takes to construct from inspiring English sources

This forced me to live with my disgust about something for longer than it takes to construct a tweet.

Initially Mr. Squyres usually works alone, "mining the richest veins," by bringing out the best in each frame and choosing his favorite takes to construct individual scenes.

Difficult though it may be to drag one's attention to matters Irish, anyone interested in finding out what it takes to construct peace among seemingly irreconcilable enemies should read this book.

"You mean," Watanabe says, "that in the time it takes to construct a five-year plan one consultancy deep, we'll be able to develop a ten-year plan two levels down?" DiCaprio looks into the middle distance.

Today, we get a behind-the-scenes peek at what it takes to construct one of these lovely treats: The size of the acrostic puzzle is determined by the size of the magazine page.

It comes from the effort, cerebral and physical, behind the songs: the concentration and stamina it takes to construct them and perform them, from the drums on up, in all their exhaustive, exhausting detail.

In this paper, we detail several design decisions taken to construct SolidFX.

Citizens named it the Babylon tower of Nizhny because of the extremely long time it took to construct.

To bridge the gap, an intermediate step is taken to construct a scalable brain model with sufficient biophysical details.

There's a bit of that here: the marvel is in seeing the nature of the activity that it took to construct these buildings.

They are the models for the logo of the project, symbols of the Viking-sized effort it took to construct the link.