Sentence examples for rebuilt out of from inspiring English sources

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

At points throughout the season, the structures are cannibalized, brought inside of the kiln, and fired, then rebuilt out of a new slew of raw, unfired bricks.

It is the world she rebuilt out of words and the extraordinary song of the words themselves — about love and picking beans and fighting through hurricanes — that have given us something entirely new.

To put Mr Fung's high-concept show into perspective, I visit Kemi's more enduring monument in ice, the Snow Castle, or Lumilinna, which has been rebuilt out of Finland's most plentiful resource every winter for the last eight years.

The main event is an epic spill of mostly silvery or transparent plastic materials, including helmets, tools, toys, human legs in motorcycle gear, a motorcycle partly dismantled and partly rebuilt out of found junk, and wax-drenched zombielike figures struggling to rise from the wreckage (Johnson).

As the executive of a multinational nonprofit that has rebranded twice and rebuilt out of the Great Recession, many of my successes have been critical for the stability and growth of my nonprofit.

Busby built and rebuilt United out of the rubble of World War II, and then again after the 1958 Munich air disaster that killed two-thirds of his "Busby Babes" lineup.

During that month we redesigned and rebuilt three out of the four major parts of the app and expanded our web presence.

In 1945, the Labour team rebuilt the country "out of the rubble"; Christakis' book is an intellectual exposition of the importance of communities and the policies that might stem from a thorough understanding of people's networks – something No 10 think is a uniquely leftwing instinct.

"The hardest thing was getting the engine to run round," he tells me, rebuilt neck thrusting out of his polo shirt like a pale tree trunk.

Many school are being upgraded, rebuilt, or closed because of out-of-date buildings and lack of space.