Sentence examples for built from the rubble from inspiring English sources
The low, brutal houses are built from the rubble hauled out of the mines.
It includes a wall built from the rubble of his studio in Shanghai, after it was bulldozed by the authorities.
Signing up to this cynical deal with Turkey will mean tearing up the very legal order Europe built from the rubble of the second world war.
—Jonnie Marbles on Twitter "What are we going to build from the rubble of the last week?" —Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg "If Rupert Murdoch asked me to get his lunch, I still will".
The BBC's Tony Brown in south-western Haiti said he saw people trying to cope with the mass destruction on their own, trying to re-build from the rubble but without the help of the army or police.
We're sitting on a small bench next to a green and brown band stand built from the actual rubble of the Old Nichol slum.
With echoes of our own Turner Prize, they include a pile of rubble, built from the remains of a demolished house, a plaster cast of a dog trapped in Pompeii's volcanic eruption and a tunnel that will be gradually filled in over 20 days of performance art by its two occupants.
Built secretly by government roads inspector Nek Chand, who started work on it in 1957 and died last year aged 90, the garden is a maze of sculptures and monuments built from scrap, rubble and household items he collected around the city.
The walls, about 2 feet thick, are built from local rubble masonry with a covering of sandstone.
The church is built from rubble masonry, dressed with limestone; the roof is made from slate, with a stone bellcote at the west end and a bell dating from 1668.
