Sentence examples for raze and replace from inspiring English sources

The Island column last Sunday, about Calvin Klein's plans to raze and replace the mansion he owns on Meadow Lane in Southampton Village, misstated the name by which it has been known for years.

But it isn't necessary to be a raging civil libertarian to be queasy about the Pataki plan, under which the state would spend $130 million to raze and replace Camp Pharsalia, 50 miles north of Binghamton, with a new treatment center run by the State Office of Mental Health.

But Kane is not convinced, and fears that developers will use the city's rules on renovations as a workaround to raze and replace those homes.

He pitched a green tent on the windswept roof and vowed to stay until he received enough contributions to buy the building, raze it and replace it with a community center.

The Hollywood Park Land Company, which owns the track, is waiting for the economy to improve to go ahead with its plans to raze it and replace it with a residential and retail complex.

Northwestern University, which now owns the land the building stands on, has long talked of plans to raze it and replace it with a new medical research center that the school says would bring millions of dollars in federal money and thousands of new jobs to the city.

As the investigation continued, Ms. Lord and other members said, a couple of the more energetic members, Nina Van Tassell and Jennifer Morgan, began whispering that a local organization called Hollywood Heritage was trying to take over the club only so it could raze it and replace it with condos.

In the name of modernization, traditional cities have been razed and replaced with "modern" ones.

When it was razed and replaced by the Paramount Building, they continued in their old location.

All existing houses will be razed and replaced with beautiful mansions.

The Ludlow Street Jail was razed and replaced by Seward Park Junior-Senior High School in 1929.