Sentence examples for and rebuilt in a from inspiring English sources

(The house may be dismantled and rebuilt in a new dockside Museum of Liverpool).

My regrets are that its life was curtailed and rebuilt in a way unrecognizable to its loyal neighbors.

The panel of three judges ruled unanimously that a mile-long section of the barrier should be redrawn and rebuilt in a "reasonable period of time".

The five-story town house had been completely gutted and rebuilt in a lavish renovation, according to Nikki E. Field, a senior vice president with Sotheby's Realty International, who represented the seller.

It's a flat, huge expanse of a city redesigned by the Japanese in the late 19th century, bombed to pieces by the Americans in the mid-20th and rebuilt in a frenzy of economic growth that doesn't make for obvious prettiness, or easy navigation.

Built in haste after the discovery of California gold in 1848 and rebuilt in a bigger hurry after the 1906 earthquake and fire, San Francisco is riven with all manner of concrete crannies, quaint cobblestone back ways and remote waterfront hide-outs like the Ramp, a sunset margarita spot whose front deck literally drops into the bay.

At the eastern end, the symmetrical arrangement of the aisles was lost when the end of the south aisle was demolished and rebuilt in an apsidal shape.

Originally constructed in 1851 and rebuilt in 1871 with a dwelling, it had a red-fixed light throughout its service life.

The building, designated a national historic landmark in 1987, was disassembled and rebuilt in 1919 about a half mile from its original location.

The old city of Damascus has been destroyed and rebuilt in layers over a few centuries now.

The Imperial Vault of Heaven, first erected in 1530 and rebuilt in 1752, is a smaller structure some 65 feet (20 metres) high and about 50 feet (15 metres) in diameter.