Sentence examples for generally rebuilt from inspiring English sources
On the NBR, locomotives were generally rebuilt when their boilers wore out.
It was rebuilt by Anthony Salvin, who generally followed Blore's designs but made modifications to the front, rebuilt the back of the house in Jacobean style, and altered the interior.
She brings these displaced people to life: we learn their reasons for leaving, their understanding of the losses and gains, and more generally the "bittersweet" experiences of even those who successfully rebuilt their lives.
The roster, however, has been rebuilt in recent years, and the Islanders are generally thought to be more competitive.
The BBC's errors will, for many viewers and listeners around the world, be placed in the context of its generally good reputation for reliability, a reputation that can now be rebuilt.
Generally speaking, most of the surviving towers of the main wall have been rebuilt either in Byzantine or in Ottoman times, and only the foundations of some are of original Theodosian construction.
She adds that if the rainbow is to be rebuilt, it should be in Polish national colours of red and white.Younger people around the square generally display more liberal attitudes.
Just rebuilt after Sandy.
Plastic surgeons rebuilt.
