Sentence examples for points to rebuild from inspiring English sources

There are no reference points to rebuild the town.

"Under current fiscal constraints, there is no intent at this point to rebuild the entire bridge," she said.

In this spirit, Ann Curry launched 26 acts of kindness, and our synagogue, Agudath Sholom in Stamford, Conn .is embarking on Operation Light on Dec. 25 and serving the homeless in Stamford and joining IsraAid in Breezy Point to rebuild homes post-Hurricane Sandy.

He pointed to rebuilding public housing and establishing a levee system to withstand a 100-year storm.

No. 2, inventories at some point start to rebuild.

All but the last point -- "To rebuild our military to keep the peace" -- sounded like they would be more likely to issue from Al Gore's mouth.

There is no point fighting to rebuild if businesses are forced to close because trade dries up.

Corbyn's "10-point plan to rebuild and transform Britain" is all about "full employment and an economy that works for all", and promises to restore "security to the workplace".

He trucked sand into the waterfront Lynch Point Park to rebuild the beach, power-washed the play set, fixed the fences and helped a Boy Scout troop paint a flagpole.

A good starting point would be to rebuild the USAID into a pre-eminent agency for understanding and resolving human catastrophes and security threats arising from extreme poverty.

Shamit Saggar, who follows the topic at Yale University, says there is no point in trying to rebuild cohesive communities of the sort that may, in any case, never have existed.