Sentence examples for rebuilt by a from inspiring English sources

DAY WATCH In this sequel to the fantasy "Night Watch," Moscow is devastated and rebuilt by a savior.

West Lulworth's village church, Holy Trinity, was rebuilt by a Dorchester architect, John Hicks, in 1870; his pupil was a young Thomas Hardy.

"I was very shocked by it," said Mr. Clair, who was struck by its industrial efficiency after it was rebuilt by a museum carpenter.

A fence that had been missing "for about 100 years," according to Mr. Cory, was rebuilt by a local craftsman who used old photographs as his guide.

The court was rebuilt by a private contractor, according to plans the department has used for many courts in city parks, Mr. Natoli said.

How sad if Lower Manhattan were rebuilt by a committee of risk-averse politicians, developers and architects whose reverence is also for the past.

I am sitting underneath a tree beside a sturdy summer cottage rebuilt by an ingenious Swedish woman.

The destroyed homes were later rebuilt by an American relief mission headed by former presidents George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton, along with the United Nations and the New Zealand government.

The Future of the Reading Experience In a 2010 essay, "Only Disconnect," Gary Shteyngart describes his experience of reading an ink-and-paper book: I am sitting underneath a tree beside a sturdy summer cottage rebuilt by an ingenious Swedish woman.

The area is dripping with history—Frank Whittle, one of the inventors of the jet engine, used a neighbouring shed for his project but this is not some clanking historical curiosity, such as a steam engine rebuilt by an amateur enthusiast.

Nonetheless, if neural circuits were rebuilt by an intervention then it is reasonable to expect a better functional outcome if the regenerating neuronal circuits are active, as demonstrated after regeneration of optic nerves in lizard (Beazley et al., 2003) and motor nerves (Pavlov et al., 2008) but not mixed nerve (Sinis et al., 2008) in rat.