Sentence examples for be rebuilt on from inspiring English sources

But Camp Kilpatrick is being torn down next month and will be rebuilt on a new model — one that stresses education, counseling and vocational training over competitive sports.

The economy has to be rebuilt on new foundations.

But these institutions should not be rebuilt on the old inefficient and corrupt foundations.

Fires, notably in 1719 during the Northern War, cleared the way for the town to be rebuilt on modern lines.

But massive subsidies would be needed if the entire city were to be rebuilt on this model.

Social costs were high: an estimated 1.2 million people would have to be resettled, and low-lying cities and towns would have to be rebuilt on higher ground.

The defences of the first hill fort were rebuilt on at least one occasion; the ditch was deepened by 1.5-7 m.

It was rebuilt on a new site to the north of the original one.

The Shrine is being rebuilt on stage at the National.

(It burned to the ground in 1963, and was rebuilt on the same footprint).

But many others have been rebuilt on Mr Kadyrov's watch.