Sentence examples for rebuilding moves from inspiring English sources
The Devils traded their captain, Jamie Langenbrunner, to the Dallas Stars for a conditional draft choice Friday morning, signaling the end of the Devils' hopes for this season and the possible start of a series of rebuilding moves by the N.H.L.'s last-place club.
The plan calls for rebuilding, moving and expanding the park's playground and bathrooms and creating gardens and pathways and a storm-water system to prevent flooding.
How the new trade-offs in the region might work as the cleanup and rebuilding move forward is a question that is also being examined closely by urban planners and economists, some of whom have likened the New York metropolitan area to a giant puzzle that has been shaken apart and will now be put back together with new rules.
Meanwhile, Mr. Joseph watched as people who had never had flood insurance, or who had waited longer to rebuild, moved into their repaired elevated homes.
In 1906 a storm blew the roof off the villa, and the family, too impoverished to rebuild, moved into the kitchen wing.
Economists hope businesses will accelerate capital spending this year and invest more in rebuilding inventories, moves that would help manufacturers and spur growth.
It's about rebuilding and moving on.
But it's also a parallel symbol of rebuilding and moving on, and that's what we need to do now".
This lesson is intended to provide a way in which students can explore the idea of rebuilding and moving forward after tragedy that is intrinsic to the human emotional experience.
Deeply indebted and desperate for low-interest loans, the government finally agreed this year to open its oil accounts to the I.M.F. and to redirect its oil revenues from defense toward rebuilding, a move that Human Rights Watch has described as "a positive first step".
Most other towns along the 500 miles of coastline in northeastern Japan that were devastated by the earthquake and tsunami have already begun the long process of rebuilding and moving forward with their lives.
