Sentence examples for to be built a from inspiring English sources

To avoid this earthing, AC lines have to be built a long way from the ground and the higher the voltage, the farther away they need to be.

107,000 new homes built in 2012/13 across the private sector, housing associations and local authorities 240,000 homes that need to be built a year.

But the most dynamic structure here has yet to be built: a low, sloping showroom that will one day be the entrance point for the complex.

Now, with a skin bank about to be built, a two-year exchange programme brings Paraguayan staff to train in London.

And because the government has said it will be difficult for new reactors to be built, a gradual phase-out of nuclear power is inevitable, as old reactors are retired.

As recently as a year ago, I was thinking that something new had to be built — a kind of online hub and toolkit linking like-minded individuals, schools, businesses, museums and other institutions focused on collaborative learning and experimentation.

Earlier this year, plans were announced for a $500 million Chinese theme park to be built an hour out of Sydney.

The HBF said that to reduce the long-term trend in house price inflation to 1.8% and help more people back in the market would now require 260,000 private houses to be built a year.

Rather, it's a muscle to be built and a habit to be created.

It appears that a storage system needs to be built on a hill.

To be useful, they had to be built on a large scale; to be built on a large scale, they had to be useful.