Sentence examples for would never be built from inspiring English sources

The land would never be built on again.

Secretly, I hoped the tower would never be built.

Paynter used to say that it would never be built.

"Many people said it would never be built," crowed the prime minister.

Mr. Koch was just as certain that it would never be built.

"People around town thought it was a black hole that would never be built".

Despite Mr. Ratner's reassurances, it is also possible that one or two of the towers will never be built, which would take us back to square one.

Another big dam, Kalabagh, under discussion for years, may never be built, because it would be in Punjab province and Sindh has objected.For some, despairing of Pakistan's perpetually messy politics, such disputes are reasons for suspending democracy.

When shadow chancellor George Osborne accuses Labour of spending imprudently during the boom, he doesn't explain which of the hospitals and schools that appeared during that time he would prefer had never been built, nor why he was still promising to match Mr Brown's spending plans in 2008.

Several proposed projects never were built, though.

So you would never be able build a general classifier that could read anybody's dreams.