Sentence examples for be almost completely rebuilt from inspiring English sources

The seismic event one night in 2010 meant that the early 19th-century farmhouse that she and her husband, Tim, had recently bought (on sandy foundations, it turned out), had to be almost completely rebuilt.

IAH, which was constructed in 1924, is due to be almost completely rebuilt by 2012, although some funding issues remain.

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.

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

Notre Dame de Paris was almost completely rebuilt, flying buttresses to winged gargoyles, by Viollet-le-Duc a century and a half ago.

Except for the front colonnade, the walls of the church and the handsome burnt-brick campanario -- a wall with arched spaces in which the mission bells were hung -- Mission San Antonio has been almost completely rebuilt and accurately represents the mission of 1813.

The east tower was almost completely rebuilt in the late 15th century as a gatehouse.

In 1898, a fire caused extensive damage and soon after it was almost completely rebuilt.

US 219 was almost completely rebuilt in the 1940s and 1950s, and moved onto I-68 in the late 1970s.