Sentence examples for entirely reconstruct from inspiring English sources

He said that did not mean at this stage that a decision had been made to entirely reconstruct the art school to Mackintosh's original design.

The cathedral (1595) was entirely reconstructed in 1954 59.

After years of bickering and some talk of demolition, it had to be almost entirely reconstructed.

The Church of Áyios Dimítrios, the city's patron saint, is early 5th century; it was entirely reconstructed in 1926 48.

Anyone with an appreciation of design and architecture will be in their element at Four Rooms, a converted 19th-century townhouse entirely reconstructed by Pritzker prize-winning architect Eduardo Souto de Moura.

Computers at U.C.S.D. are now fitting all those pieces together for Mr. Molaison's brain, to create what Dr. Annese calls a "Google Earthlike search engine," the first entirely reconstructed, whole-brain atlas available to anyone who wants to log on.

A comprehensive Persian-English dictionary : including the Arabic words and phrases to be met with in Persian literature, being Johnson and Richardson's Persian, Arabic, and English dictionary rev., enl., and entirely reconstructed.

The sails had to be entirely reconstructed by Rasmussen and John Johnson, because they were missing when Fabyan bought the mill.

More than a decade after war, the city has been almost entirely reconstructed, and is once again a lively and welcoming place.

An AZ was regarded as complete when its perimeter was entirely reconstructed.

To make the context of the training lifelike these take place in an entirely reconstructed delivery room.