Sentence examples for which it is built from inspiring English sources

It seems to grow organically out of the pinnacle of rock on which it is built.

The basis of information upon which it is built is insufficient".

A network is only as good as the bonds of trust upon which it is built.

Burden-sharing is a founding principle of the alliance, the solidarity on which it is built.

Throughout, the free verse is tightly controlled so that the breath-phrase from which it is built seems merely natural.

It must reflect the era in which it is built, according to David Monteith, Dean of Leicester: "Anything else would be a pastiche".

The layout of the house is typical for the period in which it was built, and its restoration is extraordinarily faithful to the original.

The house known as The Abbey in Charlton Mackrell takes its name from the site on which it was built, the Chantry Chapel of the Holy Spirit, founded in 1237.

Although Garnier is most associated with the Opera, as Eiffel is associated with his tower (Garnier was against its being kept after the fair for which it was built), his long career also included the odd church.

It's the restored Stokes Adobe (named not for its address but for the year in which it was built).

Each possesses its own distinctive character, reflecting the epoch in which it was built.