Sentence examples for which built in from inspiring English sources

When the sun goes down behind the Green Mountains, there is only one place as rowdy as the hill: the Wobbly Barn, which, built in 1963 from 10 dilapidated outbuildings, is still giving the greatest après parties in New England.

She haggled the price down to £750,000 and launched the Wapping Project – an arts centre, gallery and restaurant – among the turbines, pipes and tiled walls of a place which, built in 1890, had once lifted Tower Bridge and moved the revolving stage at the London Palladium.

Four years in a row, Mr. Smith's office has applied and been rejected for a federal grant, to resettle families from the 550 apartments in Mulford Gardens, which, built in the late 1930's, is one of the oldest housing projects in the country and has become increasingly run down and costly to maintain.

Later phases will expand its impact to broader coverage of chemical space (over thousands of chemicals) and employ classes to validate the predictive toxicity signatures which built in Phase I. Phase II is currently screening 1,000 chemicals from a wider range of sources, including industrial and consumer products, food additives and drugs [39].

But something as big as "Empire" (which built in audience each week in season one) defines the saying "needle in a haystack".

The most prolific ride creator was the Pretzel Ride Company, which built in excess of 1,400 rides between 1928 and 1978.

Hammonds is the second purchase in two months for Meritage, which builds in Arizona, California and Texas.

The cautious outlook from Toll, which builds in 21 states, runs counter to wider industry trends.

Lennar, which builds in 16 states, said it would begin reporting results for Rialto, which acquires and sells distressed loans and securities portfolios.

When first seen onstage, there is fatigue in his voice, which builds in strength as he recites his principles of leadership, as if they were mantras.

The source term consists of a monitor function, which builds in mesh contraction rules.