Sentence examples for to build somewhere from inspiring English sources

If City Opera is rejected for ground zero and tries to build somewhere else, Mr. Wilson said, the costs would be substantially greater.

Mr. Garnier is to be based in the United States in a new operational headquarters that the company plans to build somewhere near New York City, though the company has yet to settle on a location.

At the core of the popular debate around housing today is the numbers game: we need to build somewhere between 200,000 and 300,000 new homes a year (depending on which of the dizzying array of analyses you accept), but last year we only managed to put down 141,000 properties.

He, along with many others, wants the town's Muslims - part of the community for over 50 years - to build somewhere else.

Another dimension of the housing problem is that we need, for demographic and other reasons, to build somewhere between 1.7 million and 1.8 million houses a year on a secular basis.

Back in the 1980s, auto plants needed to be built somewhere to serve swelling American demand for small cars.

"It is taking too long to finalise permission once a decision has been made that you can build somewhere," said a spokesman for the HBF.

This belief inspired Smith's desire to establish Zion, the kingdom of God, which was to be built somewhere in the western United States.

"But if you build somewhere like the middle of Missouri, you can do almost anything you want".

Others haven't understood the value of the equity they could build somewhere.

If you build somewhere else, you move there when it's finished and there's no disruption.