Sentence examples for built after a from inspiring English sources

She said she sold a house built after a teardown about three months ago and felt lucky to do so.

IN 1995, Banco Comercial Portugues needed to expand its headquarters in Lisbon's Baixa, or lower town, the central grid of streets built after a devastating earthquake in 1755.

Land grab aside, the security fence was built after a spate of barbarous suicide bombings and continues to prevent further attacks.

It was the early 1950s, and the car was probably a Silver Wraith, the first Rolls-Royce built after a nine-year production hiatus around World War II.

She and her wife share a beach house in Bradley Beach, N.J., which escaped serious damage thanks to view-obstructing dunes the town built after a damaging hurricane in 1992 — a useful case study as New York prepares its own preventive measures.

South of Lugnaquillia the range is not a significant barrier, but the Wicklow Mountains are nowhere crossed at an elevation of less than 1,000 feet (300 metres); the Military Road through the mountains, built after a rebellion in 1798, runs at an elevation of more than 1,000 feet for more than 20 miles (30 km).

Koizumi's 14.7-metre wall will cost ¥230m, replacing an embankment built after an earlier tsunami.

It is, at first glance, a prosperous-looking place; there are new cars, and an attractive school built after an earthquake damaged the old wooden one five years ago.

It cost just under £1,500 and was built after an appeal in 1819 by the CoS general assembly to the government for aid to build churches in the Highlands and Islands.

Mourinho said: "It was a fantastic performance from Fernando because it was built after an easy miss and that makes it even more valuable.

"Since every piece is built after an order is placed, we can also offer customization options typically reserved to high end, design-district furniture brands," Royer said in a statement.