Sentence examples for was rebuilt around from inspiring English sources

The town was rebuilt around the tree.

Over the following 150 years, the college fell into disrepair and was rebuilt around 1460.

Changes were made to the buildings, particularly the gatehouse, which was rebuilt around this time.

The cloister was rebuilt around 1617, and is of a simple design with little adornment surrounding a High Renaissance arcade.

The Hamstone building was rebuilt around 1742, altered in 1836, when a south piazza was added after the demolition of the shambles.

West Gate was rebuilt around 1380 by the prominent mason, Henry Yevele, an unusually prominent architect for a city wall programme.

Instead the economy should be rebuilt around strong local economies.

They now sense that the "wall of fear" they had demolished is being rebuilt around them, brick by brick.With pro-Brotherhood media shut down and more neutral voices taken off the airwaves, Egypt's press has largely degenerated into a hectoring, cheerleading booster of the regime.

The bolder applicants may argue that the senior presenter is bored and now publicly semi-divorced from the franchise and should therefore be offered new rejuvenating duties elsewhere in the BBC while the show is rebuilt around Kirsty Wark and a new generation selected from, say, Eddie Mair, Emily Maitlis, Jeremy Vine, Nick Robinson and others.

That doesn't make sense on Facebook, and as "the Web is being rebuilt around people," it's going to make less and less sense online.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, said, "The Web is being rebuilt around people, and we're at a point where any app, website, or device can be designed to be social from the ground up.