Sentence examples for rebuilt through from inspiring English sources

While many roads have been rebuilt through international support, subsequent hurricanes have delayed complete reconstruction.

Murphy's voice is strong, his blue eyes sparkle, but his energy needs to be rebuilt through daily walks.

Milwaukee and Colorado, two National League franchises that have rebuilt through astute drafting, also serve as blueprints.

There's now a real danger that Greece will leave the Euro, in an effort to rebuilt through devaluation.

After her O-levels, Ameo became the first female teacher at Amorikot primary school, which has been rebuilt through the Katine project.

Local economies would be rebuilt through the grounding of business via "site here to sell here" rules, funded by money made to stay predominantly where it was generated.

Mr. Tharp, the concert organist, played it last month and said that it was "glorious and thrilling" to put the rebuilt instrument through its paces.

However, that was to discount Haq and Evans, who rebuilt first through patient accumulation, then accelerated to take Scotland to their highest World Cup total.

Kittybrewster station was rebuilt with through platforms and the offices moved to Waterloo station from premises at 75 Union Street.

In her speech, in which she highlighted the current administration's progress toward ending veteran homelessness, she was sure to recognize the work done by some service providers in the country, including Friendship Place, where Leon rebuilt his life through Veterans First, a program funded through the VA's (Veterans Affairs Supportive Servicess for Veterans Families Program.

Indeed, it is being rebuilt, in part through new regulation by the Independent Press Standards Organisation.