Sentence examples for that was razed from inspiring English sources
I still miss Freddy's Backroom, the Brooklyn neighborhood dive bar that was razed to make room for the bicycle racks behind the Barclays Center.
They came from a Swedenborgian church in Cincinnati that was razed in 1964, and they have been traveling to museums for the last few years.
This city has some ownership over the wave, popularizing it in 1984 at Tiger Stadium, the enclosed, double-decker bandbox that was razed a few years ago.
The salmon-colored brick structure, which sits on a corner lot that was razed by the city for the project, has been designed by Grad Associates in Newark.
A neighboring mill that was razed for highway expansion dated to 1820, and another one nearby is even older, he said.
Mr. Amiri is also believed to have once worked at Lavizan, a military research base outside Tehran that was razed in 2003 and 2004 as atomic inspectors in Vienna raised questions about its possession of highly enriched uranium.
He built his house in Gum Spring with his own hands, using materials that he salvaged from houses and other buildings that were razed when Interstate 95 cleaved Richmond some years ago.
Buildings that were razed often supplied ready-dressed building material for construction projects, such as the Lord Protector's city palace, Somerset House.
It is inconceivable that the seventeenth-century translators did not intuit this doubleness, which is what the poem is about, anyway: even as we remind ourselves that Jerusalem was razed, we are raising it up.
That structure was razed, and in its place the museum erected this 100,000-square-foot, glass-and-terra-cotta-cloaked monument, designed by James Stewart Polshek and Ennead Architects and topped by an LED sculpture beaming light.
