Sentence examples for be rebuilt in a from inspiring English sources
It's going to be a strain".How to call the tuneWashington is not going to be rebuilt in a day.
Barbados Opulent is the word to describe Sandy Lane, the elegant hotel torn down in 1998 to be rebuilt in a grander style.
A child in Kansas wrote to suggest that the towers be rebuilt "in a place where no one can find it".
Anthony Wills, an expert from the National Piers Society, predicted that the structure would only be rebuilt in a "very truncated" form.
"Allegheny won't be rebuilt in a quarter or even a year," said Mr. Evanson, who was named chief executive three months ago after serving as president of the Florida Power and Light Company.
The first stars were visible by then, the temperature in the low seventies, and a great wave of fellow feeling seemed to sweep over the place — a sudden conviction that society could be rebuilt in a day and live in perfect peace, if only there were enough Porta Potties.
It turned out that Schwarzman had got approval for a proposed expansion, and, as the house was dismantled, workers had numbered and stored everything so that it could be rebuilt in an expanded form.
It first opened in 1847, burned down in 1861, and was rebuilt in a single year.
Bombed by the Allies and ravaged by the Red Army, Berlin was rebuilt in a dreadful hurry, by rival armies of capitalist and communist town planners.
The final report will not be issued until the plane is rebuilt in a naval air base hangar, which could take a year.
Brandenburg's architectural monuments include a Romanesque cathedral whose foundations were laid on an island in the Havel in 1165; it was rebuilt in a Gothic style in the 14th century and extensively restored in the 1960s.
