Sentence examples for was rebuilt from scratch from inspiring English sources

The final will be played in Olympiskiy Stadium, high above Kiev, a gleaming piece of architecture that was rebuilt from scratch for the occasion at a cost of $700m£440m0m).

Utterly flattened by US bombing during the Korean war, Pyongyang was rebuilt from scratch from 1953 onwards, conceived by the country's founding father and Eternal President, Kim Il-sung, as "a great garden of Juche architecture", "Juche" being the national ideology of self-reliance.

It was rebuilt from scratch on the same site, just east of the Brandenburg Gate, after the Wall fell, opening in 1997.

"Think of us as if Whole Foods was rebuilt from scratch by tech founders," Elankumaran, Farmstead's chief executive officer, told TechCrunch.

Yet it in 1999 it was rebuilt from scratch, meaning that before World Cup renovations began it was already regarded as one of the most modern stadiums in Brazil.

I've been in the kitchen when an entire table's dishes were returned before they could be served because a waiter had noticed that one diner had gotten up for a break — every plate was rebuilt from scratch when he returned.

The mechanisms will be rebuilt from scratch.

Their economies had to be rebuilt from scratch.

The team had to be rebuilt from scratch.

Other departments will have to be rebuilt from scratch.

The I.N.S., perhaps Washington's most dysfunctional agency, must be rebuilt from scratch.