Sentence examples for almost completely rebuilt from inspiring English sources

When he got there he found that the place had been almost completely rebuilt.

Perth has been almost completely rebuilt and positively bustles, just as Rome does.

— notorious for its lack of shoulders, impossibly short merge lanes and low clearances — is almost completely rebuilt.

Almost completely rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake, the centre of the city has a distinctly 18th-century appearance.

The Turin team, almost completely rebuilt over the past year, has not lost a game in Serie A all season long.

First mentioned in the 14th century, it was chartered in 1656 and was almost completely rebuilt after a fire in 1794.

I'm sure you and your advisors have seen the polls that have repeatedly shown that the vast majority of Americans (up to 85%) believe that our health care system needs to be "fundamentally changed and completely rebuilt," and that almost equal numbers are concerned that "access to medical tests and treatment would be more limited" as a consequence of health care reform.

Flattened by German artillery, it was completely rebuilt between the wars in the original medieval style (restoration was almost complete in 1940 when the Germans invaded again).

The city was almost entirely destroyed in the war and – aside from the thick city walls – had to be completely rebuilt.

About two weeks ago, Microsoft deployed its new Windows Phone Dev Center with a completely rebuilt backend infrastructure.

Clerys – which was mentioned in Ulysses and had to be completely rebuilt after the Easter Rising – is still idle, but last Christmas the windows were decorated with the almost laughably hollow words "May Your Days Be Merry and Bright".