How To Use Build on In A Sentence
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Activists are aiming to build on the general feeling over the issue to get support across the underground for the dispute.
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Planners are committed to developing the city's brownfield sites before granting permission to build on the rural outskirts.
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They build on and support changes that have been developing in critical theory during the postmodern era.
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There is much common ground that we can build on to broaden our recruitment base.
Times, Sunday Times
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We must build on our reputation to expand the business.
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Plus, the lots are mostly on the top of a ridge so that your backyard is completely private, a wooded, quick descent that you can't build on.
Biting insects
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As people are spending more time at work he added that it is important we enjoy the work we do and build on the skills that we are good at.
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We will continue to build on our previous success.
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She would love to build on this success and make a career of dancing at least in the short term.
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New Yorkers build on a grand scale.
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A good looking, eye-popping building with zest and imagination at its core is needed to build on York's ‘historical importance’.
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Another possibility, however, where it is felt a gradine is absolutely necessary for some reason (and I should note I am not against gradines generally; my thinking here is simply as it pertains to temporary gradines upon the mensa) is to instead build one from the ground up which will sit behind the altar on the ground.
Another Altar "Metamorphosis" and Some Suggestions
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Planners are committed to developing the city's brownfield sites before granting permission to build on the rural outskirts.
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CHICO - New drugstores in Chico won't need to provide as much customer parking - a change planners believe may provide more opportunity for businesses to build on underutilized sites and cut back on pavement.
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'We expect food discounters to continue to do well and build on their recent stellar performance."
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Clemens pointed out the scenery he had bought to give himself elbowroom, and showed me the lot he was going to have me build on.
Mark Twain: A Biography
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The new plan will build on the success of the previous programme.
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This recent run has given us a platform to build on.
The Sun
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Starter Tommy Hanson is looking to build on the success he had as a rookie when he won 11 games and struck out 116.
Braves' Hanson is low-key off field, intense on it
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They're going to build on the site of the old power station.
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Jobin hopes to build on the organization's prestige and what he calls notable stability.
Metro Weekly (Newspaper Magazine of Gay and Lesbian DC)
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We will build on our strengths and continue to engender a love of learning across all subjects for all our students.
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There is much common ground that we can build on to broaden our recruitment base.
Times, Sunday Times
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The gallery does now say it will build on its existing land, thus quashing rumours that it was looking at a site elsewhere in the city, but otherwise says its plans are still at the discussion stage.
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We now have a firm foundation to build on.
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Somehow we have to organize — systematize — knowledge to the point that we can build on it — compute from it.
Wolfram Blog : Stephen Wolfram on the Quest for Computable Knowledge
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By allowing the various functions of a spacecraft to be developed and launched separately, this type of "fractionated" system reduces overall program risk, provides budgetary and planning flexibility, speeds initial deployment, offers greater survivability - and allows future technologies to build on existing efforts, in order to create something totally new.
Defense Industry Daily
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You must always build on firm ground.
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You may be asked to help two friends sort something out, or you may be asked to help others construct and build on their union.
The Sun
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All these are used in research to build on the decoding of the human genome.
Times, Sunday Times
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He withdrew from producing more of his own work, because he perceived that so people who are claiming to build on his work are frauds.
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And we will ask for new funding for survivors and the groups who work with them - the unsung heroes whose work we build on.
Times, Sunday Times
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Planners are committed to developing the city's brownfield sites before granting permission to build on the rural outskirts.
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They're going to build on the site of the old power station.
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Build on the qualities you are satisfied with and work to change those you are unhappy with.
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Hopefully we can build on second-half performance and have good run until the of the season.
The Sun
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The women develop a real sense of solidarity and gradually build on their spirit of resistance.
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The goal of those meetings was to create trustful relations among the leaders themselves, and then gradually build on these ties.
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Figures show how important it is to build on this industry, yet a lot of people tend to belittle these activities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Valleys are often protected places of outstanding natural beauty, as it is harder to build on them or through them.
The Sun
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The new owners plan to keep expanding the firm and want to build on its reputation.
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It's hard to find space to build on," says Donna Adamic, superintendent of Cicero's elementary school district.
Possible air hazards rarely considered in plans for schools
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The still-evolving pieces of Victorian Village's revitalization all build on the idea of burnishing that history.
The Memphis Daily News
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We are massively excited about the way we are going and hope we can build on that.
Times, Sunday Times
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But we have compensations - we have tourism and the associated factors so we need to build on that and not be despondent.
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Figures show how important it is to build on this industry, yet a lot of people tend to belittle these activities.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Edinburgh operation is in a very healthy situation, we are encountering very significant growth, and we can build on our core talents to operate from a position of eminence and strength in these competitive markets.
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Why not continue to run it himself, and build on his budding reputation as a patriot?
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We're planning to build on a conservatory.
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They're going to build on the site of the old power station.
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Thursday's filings build on other recent actions Microsoft has taken against click fraud and instant-messaging spam (aka "spim").
Top Tech News
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I don't build on your promise.
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This recent run has given us a platform to build on.
The Sun
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You are not developing any understanding that you can build on to teach him other things.
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And she will have to bring the trust back on an even financial keel, build on its two-star rating in the recent NHS performance tables and tackle issues identified in a Commission for Health Improvement report.
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For the community the tragedy raises questions and in search of answers the community will have to be strong and bind together to build on the strong sense of community that exists in the town.
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In the technology world, companies view themselves as platforms for others to build on, and they publish what they call application programming interfaces APIs so others can easily tap their ecosystem.
Five Ideas to Kick-Start Job Creation
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Finally, lawn chemical companies build on and reinforce the sense of lawn management as a bridge to the biotic, nonhuman, natural world.
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We have the ability to make additional capital investments to build on our strong competitive position.
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There is much common ground that we can build on to broaden our recruitment base.
Times, Sunday Times
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The money will be used to build on Bradford University's existing commitment to helping generate new firms through ‘themed’ business incubators which support and nurture start-up companies.
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It will build on Hull's existing expertise in linear and non-linear acoustical properties of materials, aspects of outdoor acoustics and in silencer design and combustion noise.
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The council have granted him permission to build on the site.
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We are playing very well in a shape defensively and can build on that.
The Sun
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Plans to subdivide the vicarage to create two houses and to build one detached and two semi-detached homes in the grounds were approved by Craven District Council's planning committee on Monday.
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Build on facts, not some silly argument about who's "uncouth".
"The trouble with Sanjay Gupta," says Paul Krugman, is seen in the way he "mugged" Michael Moore.
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But what spurred him to build one was, as he puts it, " my nutter cousin " in Northumberland, who put together a pint-sized trebuchet for a county fair.
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Also it seems that Pixelletter uses no prebuild XML processing and parsing pipeline but build one arround print statements.
Softpedia - Windows - All
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It will build on Hull's existing expertise in linear and non-linear acoustical properties of materials, aspects of outdoor acoustics and in silencer design and combustion noise.
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And nearby, five Scandinavian countries have combined to build one compound, an architectural swoop of Nordic green.
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Ridley's team appears to concede this, pointing out that the voucher system could encourage companies to revisit existing projects and build on them to develop drugs against neglected diseases.
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Developers want to build on the site of the old gas works.
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China continues to build one new coal plant every week to feed its heavy-manufacturing model, and its toxic Chinese smog, or “chog,” regularly rides the jet stream to visit Americans as they leave their Wal-Marts with cheap Chinese goods.
Letters to the Editor
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We need to build on this interest from the generation that will become the lawyers of tomorrow.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her memories of him were very faint and she needed something concrete to build on.
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That is a position which is already beginning to improve and we want to build on that momentum.
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The gelding was an 18-length winner that day, but failed to build on his success by trailing home fifth of six in an Ascot handicap on his most recent start.
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Developers want to build on the site of the old gas works.
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Then, build on the visual impact with details like ring tops, prominent wood poles, finials and brackets.
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We're planning to build on a conservatory.
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Today, it seems that there are so many popular techniques that build on the making of marks: gouging, carving and incising into paint and other media; creating a layering of shapes and colors; and overlays of images that play on our senses.
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The question, then, is how we build on this epiphany; now is no time for faint-heartedness.
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Figures show how important it is to build on this industry, yet a lot of people tend to belittle these activities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sedbergh pressed hard afterwards to build on their momentum but could not force a winning goal.
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With our young players we would have a great base to build on and could overhaul our rivals.
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New Yorkers build on a grand scale.
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The arrival of electronics allowed Tom Watson to build on the past, yet toss out what had become stale -- in this case, IBM's reliance on punched-card machines.
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That is, of course, why sprawl happened in the first place — builders almost always find it less of a hassle to build on undeveloped land than to create so-called "infill" housing.
McMansions Out of Favor, for Now
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It is more expensive to build on than greenfield land but the Government and local councils must ensure that builders have the right incentives.
Times, Sunday Times
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It has prompted a flurry of proposals to build on the green belt.
Times, Sunday Times
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Second, the flight was an opportunity to build on previous successes in transoceanic flying.
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The spring show will build on this success by kicking off the trade season with an entire slate of new records for number of buyers, exhibitors, scale, and selection.
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Developers want to build on the site of the old gas works.
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The following season Norwich failed to build on the foundations they had created and finished a disappointing eighth.
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We must continue to build on our strengths, and exploit the markets where they give us an edge.
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This has been the cornerstone of the hospice movement since it began and an encouraging finding to build on.
Times, Sunday Times
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(Socrates, the Eleatic visitor) reaffirm some of the same points from one dialogue to another, and build on ideas that were made in earlier works?
Plato
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Planners are committed to developing the city's brownfield sites before granting permission to build on the rural outskirts.
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` ` We can build on this, '' said Nutt, still drenched from the water bucket dumped on his head.
USATODAY.com
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Pat yourself on the back and build on each small success for triumphs to come.
Times, Sunday Times
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It would build on the early work in axiomatizing branches of mathematics, as well as the monumental efforts of logicists like Frege in developing rigorous logical systems.
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He is not a person whose promise you can build on.
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Last week, Owner Paul Reynolds tried to attract extra custom while Sainsbury's supermarket was closed and hopes to build on his success over the coming months.
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In this highly influential account, masturbation, as Laqueur puts it, "became a part of ontogenesis: we pass through masturbation, we build on it, as we become sexual adults.
Me, Myself, and I
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These efforts build on current and past work to find appropriate responses based on science, reason, compassion and justice.
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We are massively excited about the way we are going and hope we can build on that.
Times, Sunday Times
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But we failed to build on that success over the following two seasons.
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We are thrilled to be the focus of this project which will enable us to build on our existing strengths and develop in new directions.
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So how does Cheltenham and racing build on its success?
Times, Sunday Times
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However Burnley were unable to build on their early possessional advantage and fell behind when a mistake by Andre Bikey was seized upon by Cesc Fabregas who easily found the corner of Brian Jensen's net.
Football.co.uk news feed
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But it had ruins to build on.
Times, Sunday Times
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They're going to build on the site of the old power station.
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New Yorkers build on a grand scale.
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The organizers had hoped to get the two leaders to build on the thaw in their relations that began some two weeks ago in Abuja.
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Unfortunately it was found that the chorten was not successful; they then had to build one more small one at each corner, and that seemed to do the trick; they had no further trouble after that.
The Mount Everest Expedition
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We must build on our reputation to expand the business.
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The council have granted him permission to build on the site.
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he wanted some acreage to build on
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It shows that we can build on Kilkenny's heritage as a centre of medieval creativity.
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From rebirth to rebirth, we can thus build on prior accomplishments and go further and further on the path.
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Pat yourself on the back and build on each small success for triumphs to come.
Times, Sunday Times
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They soon moved under the eaves of barns, and now build on any building with suitable eaves.
Times, Sunday Times
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Intensifying reconstruction to build on the growing strength of the Iraqi economy.
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I am certain that under his leadership the company will continue to build on its unrivalled regeneration expertise.
Times, Sunday Times
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To build one, you will need three to six poles - thin ones for flowers or lightweight plants, stouter ones for heavily fruited crops.
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We hope this performance gives us something to build on heading into next season.
The Sun
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You may be asked to help two friends sort something out, or you may be asked to help others construct and build on their union.
The Sun
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I think whoever follows him can build on that wonder rapport that Pope John Paul II had with youth.
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We will continue to build on our previous success.
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You can build on that man's honesty.
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The new understanding build on the 1993 agreement by establishing a five-nation group that will monitor alleged violations.
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He planned to build on a shed.
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They say about £500 will build one home for people in deprived communities.
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Developers want to build on the site of the old gas works.
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To come back from both is a topical example of how to rebuild one's life in adversity.
Times, Sunday Times
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If we are to build on this experience we must bring to bear a spirit of constructive engagement, for this will ultimately be far more productive than boycotts or other forms of negativism, regardless of the justifications.
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Local mineral plans will build on this framework with more site-specific proposals.
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We're focusing on rights of way and trying to find out if there's any kind of consensus to build on.
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‘My father did so many charitable things in his lifetime, we would like to continue that work in his good name and build on it,’ said his son Waheed Abbasi.
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You must always build on firm ground.
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Nato can build on the already extensive partnership network it has established and consult key emerging powers.
Times, Sunday Times
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For President Obama and Mayor Bloomberg and their allies like to sermonize about a proposition not in dispute — the legal right of the imam to build on the property he's bought — while imputing the lowest of motives to anyone who disagrees with them.
'Bridge Building' and the WTC Mosque
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Now it will build on its strengths such as clinical negligence work and immigration.
Times, Sunday Times
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After all, it is one of the few magazines left that dedicates itself to long form fiction, and continues to build on its literary heritage, biting social commentary, and in depth celebrity interviews, which are practically an anomaly in the In Touch/Life & Style era.
Melissa Berkelhammer: Literary Glamour: Playboy and the House of Waris Welcome Their Fabulous Friends to Celebrate Their New Salon
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The stunning landscapes of Colorado provide a back drop for the Glen Canyon dam, which is build on the Colorado River in Arizona.
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We need to rebuild on the basis not of greed but truth, honesty, integrity.
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By continuing to work shoulder-to-shoulder with in-country partners to increase local capacity under national strategies, the Emergency Plan will continue to build on its early success.
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We could build on this forgiving little ceremony with something that panders not just to Utah but overdogs everywhere: The March of Defeated Nations.
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I think about the success my own coursebook series has had over the past couple of years (a 24-book series that focuses on “skills” – rather similar to the notional/functional approach you describe above, with “strategies” treated as facilitative actions that build on broader communicative skills), and it seems to be pretty good evidence that an applied (as opposed to unapplied) system still has resonance with learners and schools.
S is for “Strategies” « An A-Z of ELT
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Three centuries later, the astronomer Ptolemy build on his work to form the epicyclic model.
Egnor responds, falls flat on his face - The Panda's Thumb
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To build on the Scholl heritage, but to make the brand up-to-date and caring, rather than purely curative.
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Because it is an area of outstanding natural beauty, you can't build on it.
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We hope this performance gives us something to build on heading into next season.
The Sun
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You can build on flood plains if you take the right measures.
Times, Sunday Times
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We do have the basis to build on and are going into the match against Ireland with much more confidence.
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But an earlier ability to build on past accomplishments seemed to have been lost.
World History: Patterns of Change and Continuity
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First, build on suitable brownfield land first, rather than unnecessarily sacrificing the countryside.
Times, Sunday Times
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Results dedicate the suppressing vibration control effects of TMD designed based on the condition of rigid base are not satisfied, even are negative when the structure is build on soft soil.
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In some areas, developers who build on public property are assessed special fees to help pay for historic preservation.
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This next phase would build on existing measures to clamp down on the grey economy and close the loopholes allowing for tax evasion.
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I don't build on your promise.
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I build on what the piano proclaimed , or disagree with the saxophone.
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We need to build on last year's success.
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I was also sent a new book from my favorite publisher Gestalten called Build On.
KN | Kitsune Noir » ‘Build On’ by Gestalten
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It is up to the researcher not to damage that trust but to build on it.
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Growth will also come from continuing to build on the core brands.
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Valleys are often protected places of outstanding natural beauty, as it is harder to build on them or through them.
The Sun
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He planned to build on a shed.
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It should be made extremely difficult to build on greenfield sites, whether or not they are of exceptional beauty.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is not a person whose promise you can build on.
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The program will build on a cell stack architecture of alternating flat cells and gas distribution plates invented for NASA.
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Figures show how important it is to build on this industry, yet a lot of people tend to belittle these activities.
Times, Sunday Times
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I will "futz" with existing systems and add pieces to them, but I will not build one from scratch (in fact it is cheaper to buy these things off the shelf than it is for me to build it).
Canadian Personal Finance Blog
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We must build on our reputation to expand the business.
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In the knowledge implication propositional logic system which build on this strategy, 1.
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If we are to build on brownfield land, society must pay the cost of this clean-up.
Times, Sunday Times
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We have the ability to make additional capital investments to build on our strong competitive position.
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Of course, you need to build on your luck and that's what we aim to do against Coventry this weekend.
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For Armagh it's crucial they build on a series of heart-warming displays since the Christmas break.
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Doesn’t really matter how far you go back, the Israeli’s failed to build on the Hamas truce and each escalation has been in disproportion to the cause.
Think Progress » Neocons Resurrect Plans For Regional War In The Middle East
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This is a major achievement for Listowel and we can now build on our success to attract other national and international conferences to North Kerry.
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It would build on the early work in axiomatizing branches of mathematics, as well as the monumental efforts of logicists like Frege in developing rigorous logical systems.
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Local mineral plans will build on this framework with more site-specific proposals.
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Many present argued the left needs to build on the new political mood that the anti-war movement and the stirrings of industrial confidence have created.
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The far left has failed to fully build on its vote in the presidential elections.
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I have some apps in mind, but as usual, this glue is there to make it possible for others to build on the connection, much as we connect with Google, Amazon, WordPress and other Internet-based services.
Scripting News for 6/10/2007 « Scripting News Annex
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The game had to build on its enormous base, as it developed a broad appeal to sports fans, even if they weren't soccer tragics.
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You must always build on firm ground.
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We build only digital computers, giving up long time ago analogic ones, as in fact the brain is.
Kurzwell’s Premise Coming True? « Tai-Chi Policy
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In a world in which air travel would continue to become cheaper, tourism here had to build on quality.
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We will build on it when we launch our formal public consultation next week.
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It's a platform to build ongoing relationships and "remarket" to your customers, as Facebook says in some of their own marketing copy.
Blogpulse Top Links
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But we should build on Ecohuman's quotation above from St Cesar - Save 39th ave as it is, name the new soccer-only joint "Chavez Stadium" & cast the Chavez quote about risk/benefit allocation in cement above each portal into the place.
Leave the Beavers -- move the Timbers? (Jack Bog's Blog)
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The way the trust works is that you are the beneficial owner (trustor of sorts) of the real estate with every and all rights of ownership including but not limited to the ability to re-sell it, rent it, build on it, exclude or allow access to anyone you want, and use it within the normal allowed usage of any real estate.
Retiring on a small budget
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The new plan will build on the success of the previous programme.
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They soon moved under the eaves of barns, and now build on any building with suitable eaves.
Times, Sunday Times
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It shows that we can build on Kilkenny's heritage as a centre of medieval creativity.
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McGinley, a late developer, was especially disappointing this year and having failed to build on his 2001 breakthrough may now return forever to the ranks of the ordinary.
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Her memories of him were very faint and she needed something concrete to build on.
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We will continue to build on our previous success.
