Sentence examples for to be built through from inspiring English sources

"It has to be built, through the draft and through trades".

One day in 1988, the family received a government letter declaring that a railroad was going to be built through the neighborhood.

One plan called for the network to be built through partnerships with the companies that operate many of the commercial wireless systems that are already in place.

It is five feet too wide to use the Panama Canal, and not by accident -- when it was designed the Navy believed (wrongly, it turned out) that a wider canal was going to be built through the isthmus.

Gorbachev called for new trust to be built through dialogue with Moscow and suggested the west should lift sanctions imposed against senior Russian officials over its actions in eastern Ukraine.

A steel-and-concrete viaduct weighing more than 1,200 tonnes, to be built through an area of historical sensitivity, passing 16cm (6in) from the nearest building in places?

"Had this Peace School not to been built through UNICEF support, I would not have received free education and met Sowda and other friends.

As psychologists know, trust tends to be built slowly, through small steps.

If anyone should be charged for deaths in earthquake zones, it's those who allow flimsy buildings to be built, whether through policy neglect or incompetence in construction.

"The canal is to be built straight through the Rama and Kriol territory, fragmenting it into two parts," said Claus Kjaerby, Central America representative at Forests of the World.

One was the United States economic sanctions against Iran, which would have prevented Exxon Mobil from recommending to its partners that a pipeline be built through Iran to the Persian Gulf, considered the most economical of several routes under consideration.