Sentence examples for steadily rebuilt from inspiring English sources

It was in Hartlepool where Marshall steadily rebuilt her confidence after London.

That war weakened Hamas's combat infrastructure, but the Israeli military says the group has steadily rebuilt its weapons stockpile since.

Still, G.M.'s chief executive, Daniel F. Akerson, said on Thursday that G.M. had steadily rebuilt its operations since its bankruptcy and government bailout in 2009.

The Museum Island is being steadily rebuilt, and the gallery scene is challenging that of Cologne, the longtime center of German art sales.

The stock was down a shade this morning —slipping 1p to 516.5p by midday — but has steadily rebuilt from recent lows recorded last summer.

The company has steadily rebuilt its product lineup in recent years, bringing out new versions of mainstay vehicles like the Explorer sport utility vehicle and expanding production of smaller, more fuel-efficient cars like the Focus.

But Mahendra Dhoni (78 not out) and Suresh Raina (84) did not panic and rebuilt the innings steadily.

The Precinct, the centre of Coventry's rebuilt city centre, has steadily become a literary anthology and art gallery in this way.

Steadily at first Richards and Desmond Haynes rebuilt the innings, Richards reaching his 50 off of 62 balls, but it would be when the great man passed his century that the fireworks began.

The Djinguereber Mosque of Timbuktu, Mali, was first built at the start of the 14th century AD (8th century AH) from round mud bricks and a stone-mud misture, and was rebuilt several times afterwards, steadily growing in size.

But his political position has grown steadily weaker in the past year, as Syria has rebuilt its influence in Lebanon and some significant allies have deserted him.