Sentence examples for build from high-quality English sources.

• But since we have to rebuild anyway, let’s build something different.

• My message is just build, build, build.

• That way, Wikipedia uses companies' own money to build products for them.

• You want me to build you a doorknob, I'll build a doorknob."

• People tend to build these and then build a story around it.

• The figures put the government's "build build build" announcement in perspective.

• (TSMC) to build the processors for the iPhone and iPad, as well as the Mac more recently.

• Build the right habits to build your business, and you'll be closer to six-figure success.

Use build in a sentence.

• We must build back better, build back stronger, build back faster," he said.

• A (build) target specifies the information that is needed to automatically build a software artifact.

• That is a far cry from Boris Johnson’s “build, build, build” attempt to return to business as usual.

• Besides a China plant, Musk plans an auto assembly plant in Germany and has hinted he’ll build a new plant in Texas, perhaps to build an electric pickup truck.

• As well as the technology needed to build the hyperloop, the two companies vying to create it, Hyperloop One and Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, need the land space to build it.

• Whether it’s ‘build, build, build’ or ‘jobs, jobs, jobs’, thousands of constituents around the country are today lobbying their MPs to say they want a truly green recovery

• He was somewhere in the north of England – Goole, to be precise – with a hi-vis bib over his suit and a digger and some machinery in the background, to drive home the message that he was going to build, build, build his way out of the lockdown recession.

• "We wanted to build a relatively international team from day one, because it's a lot easier to build something that is naturally international and naturally used to remote work, than build everything that is siloed in one office and slowly try to introduce that," Danilkis said.

build sentence examples

• Mr Sunak will have to balance the government's pledges to "build, build, build" and speed up previously announced infrastructure projects, with the fact that the UK economy suffered its biggest slump on record between April and June as coronavirus lockdown measures pushed the country officially into recession.

• They won't be refreshed and bushy-tailed, but grumpy and beleaguered, especially on the Conservative benches, where the ministerial handling of the A-level results, the issue of mask-wearing in schools and the proposed new planning system have not been well received (backbenchers are all in favour of the PM's "Build, build, build!"

• The address was welcomed by McDonnellites, and in fact Starmer’s rejection of the “build back better” slogan (he said the Tories “want to build back, but I don’t want to go back, we can’t return to business as usual“) was very similar to a speech delivered by the former shadow chancellor in July, when he said people want to “build better but not back”.

• Environment secretary George Eustice told reporters and conservationists on Monday that nature was “at the heart” of the government’s efforts to reboot the economy, but did little to allay fears held by many groups concerned about the potential for existing environmental protections to be watered down as the government pursues a “build, build, build” policy.