Sentence examples for rebuild made from inspiring English sources

Large skyscrapers tower over the Unesco-protected old town, clapped-out Ladas share the roads with the latest Mercedes in a city of stark contrasts, a rebuild made possible by large reserves of oil and gas, which it is estimated will last another 20 and 50 years respectively.

She said the state would rebuild, making sure it uncovered "every piece of debris".

He is certain to attract attention from a midmajor program eager to rebuild, make the N.C.A.A. tournament and take on the nation's Goliaths.

He is certain to attract attention from a midmajor program eager to rebuild, make the tournament and take on the nation's Goliaths.

Bishnu Raj Kaki, the former Director of the Department of Archaeology, who has been brought in to help with the restoration programme stated: "For sure we can rebuild make these buildings look the way before, maybe even more beautiful.

As more refugees return, they will naturally want to bury or rebury their dead and begin to rebuild, making it hard, if not impossible, to preserve or record evidence.

The horse mantras are build, rebuild, make new friends and leave worn out ones behind.

He said the recovery would require building sturdier structures but also questioning whether rebuilding makes sense in some cases.

Over the past three years, the franchises rebuild has made absolutely no sense.

But it shows the growing pains of a company trying to rebuild by making a name for itself through innovative design.

Still, even if surgeons can physically rebuild genitals, making them work effectively and pleasurably is vastly more challenging.