Sentence examples for built from high-quality English sources.

• Three of his spans were built across the River Thames at London.

• Towns will be built on the basis of market research rather than architectural whimsy.

• Discrimination can also be built into the way we categorise data and measure the performance of these technologies.

• The settlers built orchards, wineries, boutique hotels and a ski resort, turning the area into an Israeli vacation spot.

• With her permission he also built elaborate homes for her courtiers.

• Its name referred to its site by a dam built across the Amstel River.

• They built settlements after they learned to grow corn, beans, and squash.

• They have also been built in Europe, particularly in the Scandinavian countries.

Use built in a sentence.

• The next year an outer ring of earthen walls was built to protect the expanding city.

• The once-ubiquitous general cargo ship continues to be built, though in modest numbers.

• New roads have been built, harbours improved, and tourist hotels built.

• The company continues to build new applications, including Built Pay, which CEO Chase Gilbert said was like "Venmo for construction."

• The recall affects Model S sedans built between 2012 and 2018, along with Model X crossovers built between 2016 and 2018.

• A giant shield built to cover the reactor was installed in November 2016, replacing a decaying sarcophagus built in 1986 to seal in nuclear materials.

• The report says the exact number of small dams in the UK is unknown, but many, built by the Victorians, were not built with "formal engineering design or supervision".

• Built as impressively as its Q3 and Q7 stablemates, the Q5 is versatile and roomy inside, a refined performer – especially in muscular, surprisingly economical diesel mode – and built to last.

built sentence examples

• Built in the 2016 Equinox boom, the year the company built or acquired five different locations in New York City, the Bond Street location is large, spacious, has tons of natural light, and has a strong aesthetic centered around its red brick interior.

• "That includes hundreds of outstanding maintenance jobs at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital alone and that's only four years old so there are questions as to whether these newly-built hospitals are being built with the highest standards incorporated."

• Furthermore, in Yirrkala, no houses were built in the first five years of the federal government’s Strategic Indigenous Housing Infrastructure Programme (Sihip) Rirratjingu clans’ traditional ownership of parts of the township, which delayed decisions on where houses could be built.

• They could use the best available climate change science; they could require that standard projects like roads and railways be built two feet above the national 100-year flood elevation standard and critical buildings like hospitals be built three feet higher; or they could require infrastructure to be built to at least the 500-year flood plain.