Sentence examples for set to be torn down. from inspiring English sources

Why settle for a flimsy plywood set, to be torn down in three weeks?

The "biggest and ugliest" electricity pylons slicing through some of the UK's most treasured beauty spots are set to be torn down.

Now, the buildings are in their last days, set to be torn down in August and replaced by the sort of glossy glass tower that has been sprouting up in the city in recent years.

Page 14 Metropolitan AWAITING A WRECKING BALL IN THE EAST VILLAGE Two East Village buildings, at 11 Second Avenue and 9 Second Avenue, are set to be torn down in August and replaced by a 12-story, 65-unit tower, the sort of glossy glass location that has been sprouting up in the city in recent years.

The Battle of Liberty Place monument, which honors members of the Crescent City White League who died trying to overthrow the New Orleans government after the Civil War, was the first of four statues linked to the Confederacy that are set to be torn down in New Orleans.

The Saugerties Lighthouse fell victim to severe internal rotting and was condemned and set to be torn down when the Saugerties Lighthouse Conservancy, formed in 1985 to save it, bought it for $1, raised roughly half a million dollars and got many volunteers for the restoration.

Obama's climate legacy, and the tools he used to force down emissions, are set to be torn apart by Trump once he enters the White House.

"I find myself telling them, 'Don't mope,' " said Mr. Nelson, standing in the empty furnace room, which, with its 15 ovens and ash-covered walls, did not look like a film set about to be torn down.

In its basic form, a set of buildings needed to be torn down and erected by a single working crew.

The setting -- the ruins of a theater, about to be torn down for a parking lot -- is part of an overflowing stream of metaphors.

One set of dams in particular, the Snake River Dams have a proposal to be torn down.