Sentence examples for redeveloped at from inspiring English sources

Every time land was leased or redeveloped, at astronomical prices, the government got richer.

In all, about a third of the available space has been redeveloped, at a total cost of $44.5 million.

The lease on the South Stand, erected for a prestigious friendly against Real Madrid two years agoin 2013, is up for renewal this year and that end of the ground could be redeveloped at a cost of just under £2m.

Nauru and Manus, both of which had been mothballed, and condemned by the then immigration minister, Chris Evans, as "a cynical, costly and ultimately unsuccessful exercise", were redeveloped at a cost of billions of dollars.

Redeveloped at a cost of nearly £800m, the new Wembley, with its 90,000 seats, excellent sightlines and good legroom, is a shining symbol of what top-flight English football has become over the past 10 years, in all its preposterous affluence, ambition and swagger.

Vaccinations are also very virus-specific and have to be redeveloped at great cost as a virus evolves.

With this procedure the stricture has less of a tendency to redevelop at that site.

As for those alternatives, the Mid-Manhattan site at present has the potential to be redeveloped as a 20-story building.

An aircraft-manufacturing plant at Hatfield closed in the mid-1990s, and the site was redeveloped as a business centre.

I started at Royal William Yard, an iconic 1830s naval victualling depot now being redeveloped as an urban waterfront village.

A petition has been handed to Camden Council protesting at plans to redevelop dams at a London park.