Sentence examples for to constructed from inspiring English sources
verb
To build or form (something) by assembling parts.
- We constructed the radio from spares.
They range from large tote bags to constructed handbags.
These linguistic hobbyists call themselves "conlangers" (referring to "constructed language") and hold an occasional conclave called the Language Creation Conference.
It evolved from the painted walls to constructed and painted booths in other exhibitions, and finally to the corporeal presentation of the danfo bus in The Progress of Love exhibition.
After finding there was a Wordpress plugin that allows you to suck in selected Twitter hashtags in real time, the story "Murdoch in the dock: live Twitter blog as it happens" had pulled in the stats like the working classes to constructed reality television.
A new sea defence would have to constructed to protect the coastal landfill site from erosion.
Finally, the compatible replacement cost referred only to constructed area up to 120 m2 per property.
He keeps trying to construct seawalls.
Research, Research, Research Begin to construct that college list.
Are you willing to construct the prisons?
"We need to construct legal alternatives".
£1.4bn to construct 40,000 affordable homes.
