Sentence examples for usually build on from inspiring English sources

Musical styles usually build on the past to some degree, but these genres always took their sources in striking and fresh directions, and they often wrapped the music up in subcultural garb, with a distinct fashion element, new rituals and dance moves, and so forth.

One respondent said it beautifully: "The best plans usually build on the prior experience of the applicant but are not direct extensions of their postdoctoral work".

I'm going to type that phrase again, it's so important: The best plans usually build on the prior experience of the applicant but are not direct extensions of their postdoctoral work.

When folks in the US create music of this genre, they usually build on elements from beyond American pop culture.

Every flag, every seal, every foundation is usually built on more than one principle.

During this period in landscape design, much care was taken to emphasize the landscape's pictorial qualities, such that a distinct foreground, middle ground, and background could be perceived; to suit the general design purposes, follies were usually built on a much smaller scale than the buildings they imitated.

Finally, there may be a link between the local geography and the building of motte-and-bailey castles, which are usually built on low-lying areas, in many cases subject to regular flooding.

By contrast, skills building in most other areas, such as health provision, childcare and cooking, is usually built on observation and practice.

Casinos are usually built on reservation land.

"Industrial growth usually builds on itself every quarter".

Rather, they were enormous and ostentatiously indulgent estates, usually built on a lakeside.