1. He planned to build on a shed.

2. You must always build on firm ground.

3. They're going to build on the site of the old power station.

4. We must build on our reputation to expand the business.

5. You can build on that man's honesty.

6. We will continue to build on our previous success.

7. I don't build on your promise.

8. We need to build on last year's success.

9. We're planning to build on a conservatory.

10. We now have a firm foundation to build on.

11. New Yorkers build on a grand scale.

12. The council have granted him permission to build on the site.

13. Developers want to build on the site of the old gas works.

14. The new plan will build on the success of the previous programme.

15. Next year they hope to build on that success.

16. We're going to build on those foundations.

17. New breakthroughs build on past discoveries.

18. She had vague memories, only, to build on.

19. Are they going to build on this land?

20. But why did they choose to build on their own valuable market places instead of expanding outwards into suburbs?

21. In some areas, developers who build on public property are assessed special fees to help pay for historic preservation.

22. Any effective approach needs to build on the wealth of innovative pilot projects and experiments in primary and community health services.

23. He is not a person whose promise you can build on.

24. Because it is an area of outstanding natural beauty, you can't build on it.

24. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

25. Planners are committed to developing the city's brownfield sites before granting permission to build on the rural outskirts.

26. One of the conditions in the contract is that we don't build on the land.

27. The goal is simply to elicit a response and build on it.

28. Her memories of him were very faint and she needed something concrete to build on.

29. And he will look at the plans for the oil refinery which he is destined to build on this land.

30. But now what we have to do is forget about the past and build on the present.

1. He planned to build on a shed.

2. You must always build on firm ground.

3. They're going to build on the site of the old power station.

4. We must build on our reputation to expand the business.

31. Broughton said the codes would make it simpler to build on small hillside vacant lots in older developed neighborhoods.

32. Words, however, must build on this more basic sense of our own personhood and understanding of the world.

33. The developers withdrew their request to build on the land.

34. He was deified in the Middle Kingdom and a shrine for his cult was build on Elephantine Island.

35. Politics, sexuality or whatever, must be a framework to build on, not a rigid cage which restricts change.

36. Local mineral plans will build on this framework with more site-specific proposals.

37. Geodemographic targeting systems are build on a system of likelihoods.

38. Through a process of critical appraisal successive theories build on those that go before.

39. A joint economic commission was established to build on the growing links between the two countries.

40. Inspectors said that secondary teachers were failing to build on the success of primary science and were not challenging their younger pupils.

41. Then build on that new, more positive freeze-frame with your visualization, affirmation, and mental rehearsal techniques.

42. I would then build on those ruins and come up with a way of dealing with the scene at hand.

43. Growth will also come from continuing to build on the core brands.

44. We have the ability to make additional capital investments to build on our strong competitive position.

45. The remaining 7. 8 acres that Gregory hopes to build on also became available as a result of a bankruptcy.

46. It is up to the researcher not to damage that trust but to build on it.

47. In this way we can build on what we believe we do well - providing excellent customer service and quality beer brands.

48. As a result, they are determined to build on that interdependence by moving towards economic and monetary union.

49. The new understanding build on the 1993 agreement by establishing a five-nation group that will monitor alleged violations.

50. Let us build on the circular flow model by discussing more fully the concept of a market.

51. We're focusing on rights of way and trying to find out if there's any kind of consensus to build on.

52. For Armagh it's crucial they build on a series of heart-warming displays since the Christmas break.

53. To build on the Scholl heritage, but to make the brand up-to-date and caring, rather than purely curative.

54. This allows his bandmates the freedom to punctuate and build on his foundation at will.

55. The major affective constructions during the stage of formal operations build on those of the concrete operational stage.

56. We must continue to build on our strengths[http://], and exploit the markets where they give us an edge.

57. But high land costs prompted federal officials to buy the Army another corral site and to build on F Street.

58. Planning rules weakened, making it easier to build on greenfield sites.

59. The company is licensed to build on this land.

60. I am determined to build on this solid foundation.

61. We shall build on your supporting us.

62. The stunning landscapes of Colorado provide a back drop for the Glen Canyon dam, which is build on the Colorado River in Arizona.

63. I build on what the piano proclaimed , or disagree with the saxophone.

64. A handful of CIA agents were flown in to build on existing tensions between the Hmong and the Laotian government, led by the communist Pathet Lao.

65. Van Persie will captain the Gunners in their second Group F clash as they look to build on the solid point picked up in Dortmund two weeks ago.

66. All analysis and conclusions build on monopulse radar and high signal - to - noise ratio hypothesis.

67. This project will build on recent work by UCL researchers and develop advanced alum adjuvants to solve these problems.

68. Build on the classes you have developed, thereby reusing them.

69. The United Nation's security general has urged Cuba to build on its decision to release up to 52 political prisoners, first of whom freed last week.

70. Anxious to build on that success, the company just opened a third store on 34th Street, down the block from Macy's department store.

71. It was his intent to build on direct observation and avoid speculative hypotheses.

72. Build on the qualities you are satisfied with and work to change those you are unhappy with.

73. This article is based upon above requirement of E-Government which build on physical isolated network, and designed a type of data exchange system between isolated networks.

74. Intensifying reconstruction to build on the growing strength of the Iraqi economy.

75. As he says though, Cech will be hoping James has an off-day and we can build on our strong start to the season.

76. The thing is, you need to be able to build on physical attraction in increasing amounts.

77. They said at the March press conference that the effort aims to build on previous initiatives to raise awareness and further reduce inhalant use.

78. Students will often ask questions they should know the answer to, or attempt to build on a point with an off-base comment.

79. Dianqian - high stone masonry piece(), in order to build on its platform.

80. In the knowledge implication propositional logic system which build on this strategy, 1.

81. Based on the system analysis, the main frame of the Intelligent Query System build on C/S mode has been proposed.

82. If he defended himself even a little, then she'd have something to build on.

83. Report variable is a special objects build on top of an expression.

84. As time goes by and you build on the habit of matching the appropriate inner resource to each incident, you will not tend to get carry away by life's appearances.

85. GGP's marketing efforts focus on U. S. schools and corporations and build on the message that we can all be agents of change.

86. 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.

87. Fifthly build on development - style Teaching as to keep its vigor.

88. Math is cumulative. What you learn now you build on later.

89. Having adhered to its maxim, the bank has little to build on.

90. Galvanized tower build on movable trolley for easy aiming from ground.

91. More importantly, he said, the Japanese project is intended to build on the R-2 idea by providing a more communicative companion for the astronauts themselves.

92. The sites can build on their internal transaction and business logic environments to provide the increased flexibility.

93. Products are likely to include Asian equity long - short funds, which would build on Rothschild's stock - picking approach.

94. It will just build on APIs and RSS and existing services.

95. We're proud to serve and build on international scale blogger communities speaking same languages, connect related minds,[] and help find Your Reader.

96. You should build on the level, not on the slope.

97. Reports on new and existing home sales and durable goods orders will be watched to see if they build on last month's signals that the recession may have hit bottom.

98. If after 5 years the land owner has not subdivided, used or build on a parcel of land, the municipality can expropriate the land.

99. Here, I build on the basic code to extract the lexical information from WordNet in XML form.

100. 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.

101. The target cost management is just a cost management method which build on target management theory.

102. 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.

103. Looking back, JBoss was the first Java application server build on top of a dynamic microkernel architecture since 2001.

104. Future articles will build on this idea to provide content on demand to the user, such as a patent agent, to improve job performance.

105. Chen thanked and commended Headmaster Hoare and St. George's for their efforts and commitment to build on George Hogg's unique connection with China.

106. A complete analysis must build on the implicit function theorem.

107. By means of preference criteria it is possible to build on each tolerance class the preference relation that may be described through membership function. The numerical example is pr...

108. It should build on the relationships discussed during the Relationship Analysis step for the technical domains.

109. Get the basics right and you can build on them.

110. Virtual Document activities build on the technical premise of the Virtual Field with one major, yet important, distinction.

111. Furthermore, three new pedestrians overbridge will be build on Huizhou Avenue, which will future reduce the traffic pressure of this road in the future.

112. 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.

113. These initial capabilities emerge from our research and development program and build on the test bed that we have been constructing.