Sentence examples for to rebuild something from inspiring English sources

What does it mean to rebuild something?

"In German architecture, to rebuild something is almost a sin," Blobel said.

I can't really begin to rebuild something here when I know it's temporary".

The more people who band together, the more likely you are to be able to rebuild something like a society.

Instead, the memory of Katrina and the excitement of having to rebuild something better continues to keep people in New Orleans engaged and connected.

"The goal is not to rebuild something, but to build something new," said Barnett R. Rubin, an expert on Afghanistan at New York University.

So Parker shut it down, parted ways with his former Napster colleague and Airtime co-founder Shawn Fanning (still a friend and shareholder), and acquired startup studio K2 Labs to help rebuild something people would actually want.

After Heifetz died at the age of 86, the property was bought by actor James Woods, who planned to tear down what was there and rebuild something more to his liking.

The owners had intended to knock down the older house, a contemporary, and rebuild something themselves, but because lending ratios had tightened, they no longer qualified for a construction loan.

If that happened, it would signal the start of the Giants' rebuild, something ownership has desperately avoided because it wants to keep packing the newly named Oracle Park.

And, finally, the program needs to invest in a plan to Rebuild America, something akin to Roosevelt's WPA program.