Sentence examples for built anew from inspiring English sources
In it he suggested that the capital should be built anew in central China.
But here, over the coming months, Sandy Hook elementary school is being built anew.
Everything has been built anew: schools, hospital, power supply, and now a port, airport, and 20-cell prison.
But the tension built anew in January in the aftermath of a skirmish in the Strait of Hormuz.
In the space between the two, where the paradox resides, the idea of home could be built, anew, with memory and imagination, scaffolded by language.
Students are helping determine the layout of the student center, which will either be expanded or torn down and built anew.
Easier to pull down the old, and build anew.
William Welsh Harrison's house, Rosedale Hall, burned down and the owner retained Trumbauer to build anew.
Some wanted to demolish the building and build anew on its site.
And right-to-buy might reduce incentives to build anew, given that the new property will be sold off cheaply.
