Sentence examples for was built far from inspiring English sources
It was built far from West's downtown, but the town expanded in recent years toward the fertilizer depot.
An unusual aspect of Eliot's fame is the relatively small number of poems on which his reputation was built – far fewer than in the case of Yeats, Wallace Stevens or Robert Frost.
These days, the economy is built far more around services than goods.
And they can be built far faster than many have previously, and for far less money.
While he is fleet, he is built far more sturdily than an average speed receiver.
He observes that power stations tend to be built far from cities, and to be surrounded by idle "buffer" land.
Many of the Usonian houses that were built far from the city are now encircled by development.
As expensive as it is, China's high-speed rail network has been built far more cheaply than similar projects in the West and in Japan.
Most of the tables we make are considerably simpler than either of these and are built far better than the price would suggest.
And if the turbines are built far enough from shore, they do not significantly alter the view — a major objection from many local opponents.
Irrigation experts also warn that the bypass is being built far too close to the original canal, and the new building site has begun to fill with groundwater.
