Sentence examples for was entirely rebuilt from inspiring English sources

The town centre, therefore, dates largely from the 1890s, when it was entirely rebuilt in brick and stone.

The state university (1817) was entirely rebuilt in the 1960s on a new site to the south.

Leveled by the earthquake, the stone village was entirely rebuilt in just seven months to become a Qiang-style theme park.

In a period of 40 years the Acropolis was entirely rebuilt in gleaming white marble quarried from Mt. Pentelicus, 10 miles north of the city.

The great palace of Kublai Khan in the Yuan capital Dadu ("Great Capital"; now Beijing) was entirely rebuilt in the Ming dynasty (1368 1644).

Erased by bombing during the Korean war, Pyongyang was entirely rebuilt from 1953, with reconstruction work led by Russian-trained architects and planners.

That part will have to be entirely rebuilt".

A neighborhood called "Sal si puedes"—Get Out If You Can had been entirely rebuilt.

— John H. Davidson, South Dakota No, they don't have to be entirely rebuilt.

It had to be entirely rebuilt before the race and Duval replaced at short notice by Marc Gené.

The slab, which was to have contained a Mandarin Oriental Hotel, was expected to open this summer, but it will probably now have to be entirely rebuilt.