Sentence examples for was rebuilt again from inspiring English sources

It was rebuilt again in 1970 as a military post and training camp.

The mosque was rebuilt again in the early 14th century after it was damaged by fire and flooding.

When Jerusalem was destroyed – by the Babylonians in 586BCE and, after it was rebuilt, again by the Romans in 70CE – the sense of acute religious loss was expressed by adding a day of commemoration (Tisha B'Av) to the Jewish calendar, which is still observed.

The hotel was rebuilt again and reopened in 1967.

In the mid-1930s, she was rebuilt again, as an anti-aircraft gunnery training ship.

After Katrina, their home was rebuilt again, however, with help from the Mennonite Disaster Service and others.

Thousands of homes keep flooding, yet they keep being rebuilt again.

"It's good that links between people are being rebuilt again".

(After it closes, on Sept. 3, "Ciudad" will be rebuilt again, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, where it opens Sept. 23.

By the 1990s, it was clear that the Bear Mountain section of the trail, used by a half-million people a year, needed to be rebuilt again.

His house has been rebuilt (again), as has his magazine, a 167-year-old publication that has struggled to stay relevant.