Sentence examples for getting rebuilt from inspiring English sources

"I will tell them back at home that people here are getting better, that homes and schools are getting rebuilt, and that things seem to be getting back to normal," said the bright-eyed young fundraiser for UNICEF.

They get rebuilt to varying degrees; Eureka wasn't one that came back.

"I think it took a while for my head to get rebuilt inside.

They get rebuilt as places for middle-class people to go on a Sunday".

It was once said of him: "Every time Stephen Sondheim writes a new score Broadway gets rebuilt".

"People say it is a miracle that the city got rebuilt.

The cost of replacing destroyed buildings depends on how much gets rebuilt, and there are other imponderables.

"The repair of oil export facilities and the prioritization of which facilities will get rebuilt first are the building blocks for Iraq to re-establish its production capacity".

My planetarium got rebuilt years ago and is now way too high-tech and shiny for me to properly enjoy (I like my planetariums like I like my episodes of "Breaking Bad" - as dark as possible).

"I don't hear anyone saying that about the Florida coast, about places that get hit every year and get rebuilt with federal money," Dr. Wright said yesterday, while camped at a friend's house in Baton Rouge.

Yet the other lessons to be learned in the county from what could be called "Floyd 101" are: a) that because of prohibitive cost, almost nothing gets rebuilt sturdily enough to withstand a comparable storm, and b) that no one -- whether private homeowner, business or municipality -- recovers 100percentt of a storm loss.