Sentence examples for substantially rebuilt from inspiring English sources
The Nassau County Bridge Authority substantially rebuilt the Atlantic Beach Bridge in 1952.
CEDARMERE, the home of William Cullen Bryant in Roslyn, architect unknown, built in 1787 by a Quaker farmer, substantially rebuilt after a fire in 1902.
Another blow landed in 1989 when scholars on Crete found, above a Thera ash layer, a house that had been substantially rebuilt in the Minoan style.
Taubman is in a bind, because the removal of the inscriptions must be done now or not at all, since the facade is to be substantially rebuilt.
The commission's notable successes — creating historic districts and protecting significant buildings — have been diminished by its notable failures, including its decision to let 2 Columbus Circle be substantially rebuilt without a public hearing.
On the east side, near the town hall, stand the elegant 18th-century tower and steeple of St. Mary's church; the body of the church had to be substantially rebuilt after a German bomb, only the third rebuilding in more than eight centuries.
However, perhaps there is another reason why the Langley Large Aerodrome "A" fails to put in an appearance... the notorious 1914 "tests" that Curtiss conducted using a substantially altered, rebuilt and strengthened Langley Large Aerodrome "A" in order to demonstrate that the Wrights weren't the first to fly.
The houses would not be rebuilt if substantially damaged by weather, said Linda Canzanelli, superintendent of Biscayne National Park.
328), mother of the first Christian Roman emperor (Constantine I), had a church built over the cave; later destroyed, it was rebuilt in substantially its present form by Emperor Justinian (reigned 527 565).
The government points out 400 schools across Scotland have been rebuilt or substantially refurbished since 2007 and more new schools are being built.
It's a fact of twentieth-century history that many seemingly old buildings in Germany have been either substantially renovated or completely rebuilt.
