Sentence examples for eventually torn down from inspiring English sources

The stage of the auditorium is eventually torn down.

But the home was eventually torn down, and all traces of it are gone.

This explains why walls are so attractive and also why they are besieged, eventually torn down and apart.

(Ironically, the Christian Family Y was eventually torn down and replaced by condominiums, and I now live in one of them).

When Elephant and Castle's Heygate Estate was eventually torn down in 2014, many tenants were forcibly evicted from their homes, given compensation at less than 40percentt of the market value.

Young people behind the Iron Curtain would see Selma and eventually tear down a wall.

Fragile-appearing, jokey modernism — its little Cubist canvases and even smaller visual witticisms by Klee, its yellowing collages and deadpan Dada stunts — grew and grew and eventually tore down the Dorset.

And the entire world drew strength from that example, whether it be young people who watched from the other side of an Iron Curtain and would eventually tear down that wall, or the young people inside South Africa who would eventually end the scourge of apartheid.

After reactors are retired, they must eventually be torn down and their radioactive components hauled away for burial, an expensive task.

If the approach is successful, it could have implications for 10 other nuclear plants around the country that are waiting to be decommissioned, and for the 104 reactors that are still in operation but will eventually be torn down.

Continental Arena, where the Knicks-Nets first-round playoff series begins tomorrow afternoon, is part of a sterile sports complex in the middle of a swamp and may eventually be torn down.