Sentence examples for the redeveloped from inspiring English sources
verb
To convert a neighbourhood by demolishing old buildings and building new ones, or by renovating existing ones
"Important Announcement about Score Reporting for Redeveloped NYSTCE Content Specialty Tests: Reporting of scores for the redeveloped Content Specialty Tests (CSTs) listed below will be delayed until Spring 2015, while NYSED establishes a passing score for each test/subtest.
Stroll around the redeveloped docks on the river Orwell.
The £157m of property profits deriving from flat sales at the redeveloped Highbury will not recur.
Existing tenants have been promised replacements on the redeveloped estate but with different contracts.
Bring it on!" We wander around the redeveloped King's Cross goods yard.
The Victorians did it; the architects of the redeveloped station at King's Cross in London have done it too.
Ravenhill The noise inside the redeveloped stadium for Ulster v Saracens in the Heineken Cup quarter-finals was spine-tingling.
Bournemouth The redeveloped Boscombe pier opened in 2008, sitting alongside a string of stylish "surf pods" (formerly beach huts).
The redeveloped buildings were being burglarized almost daily, so he hired nine security guards using government funds.
The redeveloped Adelaide Oval lost some charm but gained extra bums on seats, recording its biggest attendance since the 1933 Bodyline series.
Located opposite the redeveloped Spitalfields Market and Hawksmoor Church, the former convenience is at the heart of east London's nightlife scene.
