Sentence examples for was rebuilt until from inspiring English sources

Since then, the city was rebuilt until the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

But nests can't be rebuilt until children make a clean break, and college separations are often messy.

The massive area below street level almost 3m square feet, including a huge train station will not be rebuilt until 2005.

Cons The closest supermarket, a Grand Union in Cold Spring, burned to the ground in February and will not be rebuilt until early 2003.

The move away from London, announced Thursday by the Football Association, was made because Wembley - the site for the FA up final since 1923 - is being torn down and will not be rebuilt until 2003, at the earliest.

Suppose that over the years, a certain ship was rebuilt, board by board, until every bit of it has been replaced.

When Hurricane Georges sent five feet of water surging into the clinic in 1998, she made house calls until it was rebuilt.

It was a promise born of the United States' past involvement here, as the principal backer of the Muslim guerrillas who drove off Soviet occupation forces: that this time, America would remain committed until Afghanistan was rebuilt and would not lose interest as it did after the Soviet defeat in 1989, leaving a ruined land that was easy prey for the Taliban.

The junction with Halfway Boulevard was a diamond interchange until it was rebuilt as a partial cloverleaf interchange in 2001.

The school had 111 pupils by 1845 but fell into a state of disrepair until it was rebuilt in 1931.

Maine Road, City's home at the time, was United's unlikely base until Old Trafford was rebuilt in 1949.