Sentence examples for of being rebuilt from inspiring English sources

And the world – or the tiny smidgen of it our characters insist on never leaving – was on the verge of being rebuilt.

Near them is a wall that might have been destroyed by a bomb or, alternatively, is in the process of being rebuilt.

Chestnut Grove is also in the midst of being rebuilt under the Government's Building Schools for the Future programme, and the whole school is thinking hard about the aesthetics of its environment.

This month marks the nineteenth anniversary of the Bosnian war, and, although the country is very far from overcoming its wounds, the Stari Most has been rebuilt in Mostar and the Ferhadija mosque is in the process of being rebuilt, both with their original stones.

The entertainment industry, Marc Andreessen writes, "is in the early stages of being rebuilt in the image of Silicon Valley". And the Hollywood writers strike is only going to hasten that transformation, especially if it goes on for a long time (blog.pmarca.com).

The neighborhood, in the midst of being rebuilt, is like a carcass left over from the old socialist economy: decrepit state-owned factories, many of them now closed, and vast numbers of laid-off workers, many scraping by on minimal welfare benefits.

Are the Ivory Towers of academia being rebuilt and replaced with electrons and LCDs?

The answer is a photo essay of lives being rebuilt and the work that is left to do.

"Thousands of homes have to be rebuilt, thousands of buildings have to be rebuilt.

It is a case of a team being rebuilt, rather than a complete continuity of a winning team.

Four of them are being rebuilt, with volunteers working alongside librarians in some of the libraries.