Sentence examples for teardown with from inspiring English sources
Neighbors in the adjacent Castlewood section of town have hardly weighed in to stop the teardown, with many unaware that their community was named after what was once considered the grandest home in the area.
A teardown with 100 feet of oceanfront along the beach recently sold for 1.6 million Canadian dollars to Brendan Morrison, a Vancouver Canucks hockey player, setting a record for land alone.
Trulia, which first caught wind of the sale, described the house as a 1926 "teardown" with Mediterranean influences.
"I was definitely living paycheque to paycheque," she recalled of those first few months, living in a teardown with half a dozen friends and an ex-boyfriend.
He remembers it as the cruelest of teardowns, with some condemned homes looted by project workers.
SEVERAL years of headlines and impassioned protests over older homes being torn down and replaced with larger ones — referred to locally as Fairfield County McMansions — have made the term "teardown" synonymous with controversy.
At that time, the town was seeing the beginning of the "teardown" phenomenom, with builders razing smaller structures and constructing two or even three of the largest possible houses in their place.
The rest of the teardown (along with technical analysis of some of the more prominent parts and chips) can be found here at Chipworks.
Most gadget teardowns come with a surprise or two — an unused FM radio here, or an extra bit of untapped processor speed there.
Ms. Choksombatchai, 50, who prefers to go by the single name Raveevarn, bought the tiny ramshackle 1907 building in the SoMa area of San Francisco as a teardown in 1999, with Ralph Nelson, who was then her husband, paying $345,000.
If he is right, everyone will not only carry on building up their patent arsenals, but will not hesitate to use them.GRAPHIC DETAIL: Find out how much of an Apple iPhone is actually a Samsung with our "teardown" infographic.
