Sentence examples for rebuilding hope from inspiring English sources

About 1,000 celebrities, students, firefighters and the families of Sept. 11 victims have decorated children's building blocks as part of "Rebuilding Hope," a project by the arts therapy department of the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan.

Yet we needed to embrace this repetitive nature, and try to find a way to experience it like the characters experienced it — rebuilding hope every time (because this was what made it real and truthful).

As the security situation stabilizes in parts of Democratic Republic of the Congo, communities are rebuilding hope.

Out of War Rebuilding hope in Afghanistan The Impact of Conflict on Women and Girls in West and Central Africa and the UNICEF response The Impact of War on Children Voices of Hope: Adolescents and the Tsunami Will you listen?

There are a host of concrete steps that the U.S. government can take to help rebuild hope and the promise of a future.

How can education help to rebuild hope for the children and youth who have lost out on schooling because of conflict?

Architect Michael Porter, who is working with one of the homeowners to rebuild, hoped to go through the county for a permit, as Sunset applicants had done in the past.

Despite limited resources and delayed government assistance, some homeowners have already begun to rebuild, hoping to create a stronger and more resilient community than the Breezy they knew before.

Hired by a new owner, Jim Crane, after the 2011 season, Luhnow has presided over a full-scale rebuilding, hoping to flood Houston's farm system as he did in St . Louis where his deep drafts produced a steady stream of talent to the Cardinals.

"People told tales of survival, digging out, rebuilding, and hoping for things to get back to normal.

"An ice-cream shop, [Katese] proposed, might help to put the human pieces back together by rebuilding spirits, hopes and family traditions," Miesen says.