Sentence examples for was built from nothing from inspiring English sources

It was dubbed "East Germany's First Socialist City" in 1950, when it was built from nothing by Communist "Heroes of Labour" to house the workforce and families of a giant steelworks.

The South Korean, whose father fled communism in the North, has the fortune of a Hyundai corporation that was built from nothing, along with the determination to push for almost anything.

"The industry has been built from nothing in the past 30 years and now needs to be turned into a long-term development success," he said, pointing out that garments directly support up to 4 million jobs, 80% of which are filled by women.

Things are built from nothing, pieced together, and when they don't work any longer they are torn down and forgotten.

Casa Dracula was built from adobe brick.

But that was built from scratch.

But playing an emulation of the original black-and-white Tetris, made entirely from the characters on a computer keyboard (the walls consist of exclamation points and greater-than and less-than signs; the blocks are built from brackets) solves nothing other than boredom.

Moreover, nothing had been built from 1993 through 2006 and the State didn't acknowledge that there was ever a plan for fiber optic upgrades which started in 1993!

The growing body of a child is built from the deconstructed and then reconstructed components of food, and nothing else.

But they are built from historical data.

Administrative machinery must be built from scratch.