Sentence examples for rebuilt from nothing from inspiring English sources
Over the years we have also seen a more quiet form of heroism – in the ladder company that lost so many men and still suits up and saves lives every day; the businesses that have rebuilt from nothing; the burn victim who has bounced back; the families that press on.
She is always posing the question of how the world might be rebuilt from minimal, coarse materials—"Show me your nothing / that you left behind," she writes in "Archeology," "and I'll build from it a forest and a highway, / an airport, baseness, tenderness, / a missing home".
The mechanisms will be rebuilt from scratch.
Basically, I rebuilt from the doorknobs out.
But they rebuilt from the ashes.
Their economies had to be rebuilt from scratch.
The team had to be rebuilt from scratch.
The East is being rebuilt from pediments to pavement.
Other departments will have to be rebuilt from scratch.
The road was rebuilt from an undivided two-lane road into a divided four-lane road.
The I.N.S., perhaps Washington's most dysfunctional agency, must be rebuilt from scratch.
