Sentence examples for perfectly rebuilt from inspiring English sources

But the eastern part of the country today is known for perfectly rebuilt town squares that sit empty for much of the day and new stretches of autobahn with few drivers on them.

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This he attributes in large measure to redevelopment, where the city ups the Floor Space Index (FSI) – the built-up area permitted on a piece of land– and "perfectly good buildings" are torn down and rebuilt.

The 600-year-old Dragon Bridge, which was built during the Ming dynasty and spans the Li about 20km downriver from Yangshuo, is being carefully rebuilt with new stone, while existing blocks that appear perfectly serviceable are discarded.In the shadow of the bridge, locals sit around playing cards, dozing or chatting.

Now this really does feel like a movie – with a perfectly delivered line illustrating not only how the city has been rebuilt, but also the love it inspires and why, in the 10 years since Katrina struck, tens of thousands of people have relocated here and are proud to call New Orleans home.

Sometimes, destroyed cities, such as Dresden after the Allied firebombing of 1945, are deliberately rebuilt almost as they were, with historically important buildings reconstructed as perfectly as possible.

Following his death on Tuesday, aged 91, the words fit perfectly as an understated epitaph to the humble philanthropist businessman who pumped £70m into his beloved local football team, rebuilt a crumbling stadium and then sold the club for just £10 after 17 years.

Just rebuilt after Sandy.

It had been rebuilt.

Brčko was rebuilt.

Plastic surgeons rebuilt.