Sentence examples for demolished making from inspiring English sources

That should help pay for the reported 230 vehicles that were demolished making the film.

In the 1960s, some of the older buildings were demolished, making way for the country's first high-rises.

The scarcity of lots means that the number of single-family dwellings is not likely to increase; a reverse process is taking place: old wooden houses are being demolished, making room for new residential and commercial constructions.

Many homes have been demolished to make way for flood barriers; others are empty, awaiting the same fate.

But behind the brick shopfronts, the houses have been demolished to make room for blocks of flats.

The majority of buildings have been demolished to make way for the £50m Regent Circus development, but this oldest part will be redeveloped.

But many more have simply been demolished to make way for drab alternatives.

In the 1730s Adam extended Taymouth Castle and laid out gardens, although his work was largely demolished to make way for the present building in the 19th century.

Caroline Owen-Thomas would have her home and business demolished to make way for the line.

A pavilion from which famous cricketers have stepped out to the crease has been demolished to make way for housing.

The house was demolished to make way for the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Brooklyn-Queens Expressway