Sentence examples for rebuilt of from inspiring English sources

In Laos and Vietnam Theravada monasteries, with brick stupas, were similarly built and rebuilt of wood.

Rockwood House, Cloverhill, Belturbet, County Cavan; (353-47) 55351, fax (353-47) 55373; email, [email protected], is an old parsonage, rebuilt of original materials.

The nearby Conewago Chapel, established as a Jesuit mission and originally built of logs in 1741, was rebuilt of stone in 1787 and designated a Sacred Heart Basilica in 1962.

Like the other buildings at Takht-e Soleymān, the fire temple was originally constructed of mud brick (although foundations were generally of rough stone), but large sections of the complex, including the fire temple itself, were rebuilt of stone and fired bricks in subsequent centuries.

The water insolubility of the secondary crosslinked nanofiber mat was attributed to the rebuilt of the sulfur crosslinking bonds between keratin formed in pure oxygen atmosphere during the secondary crosslinking process.

This might be the most moved and rebuilt of all the missions.

The idea that some estates can be demolished and others rebuilt out of such a miserly sum is simply risible.

In 1900, the bridge was dismantled and simultaneously rebuilt out of steel to allow it to accommodate heavier trains.

Much of what we know as "Web 2.0" will eventually be rebuilt on top of Facebook.

The structure models were visually inspected using Coot to find representative examples of rebuilt parts of the protein models.

The parcel is the site of his house, Tick Hall, a rebuilt version of one of the seven historic Montauk Association Shingle homes.