Sentence examples for built or restored from inspiring English sources

Many of the homes either built or restored by the newest rich make her unhappy.

Nine hotels are being built or restored around the city centre.

Many of the buildings, including the residence proper, the 14th-century Guard Room, and the church of St. Mary-at-Lambeth (now a garden museum), were built or restored in the 19th century.

Geared toward younger participants but open to all ages, the program offers free rides down the Bronx River, in wooden boats built or restored by apprentice boat builders drawn from the local community (rockingtheboat.org).

Nonetheless, it was love at first sight, say the Nathansons, who have built or restored several properties in Thailand, including a temple-style, multi-building compound on the beach in Phuket.

In the next 15 years, over four mayoral administrations, 200,000 more units were built or restored, the number of vacant lots dropped sharply, and the original stock of 10,000 abandoned buildings was reduced to under 800.

Yet last year the government, concerned that one of the foremost symbols of the Netherlands was about to disappear out of neglect, approved an $80 million program to build or restore 120 mills, of roughly 1,040 still standing.

The financing includes $36 million to help keep 18 apartment houses in the state's Mitchell-Lama subsidized housing program, and $142.7 million to build or restore 22 buildings in the city.

As a result of its efforts to improve the region, the IDA has helped bring electricity to an additional 66 million Africans since 1997, helped build or restore 240,000 kilometers of paved roads, and helped enroll an additional 15 million African children in school since 2002.

The Sykes Churches Trail is a tour of East Yorkshire churches which were built, rebuilt or restored by the Sykes family of Sledmere House in the nineteenth century.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has pledged to build, save or restore 165,000 such housing units by 2014.