Sentence examples for was redeveloped with from inspiring English sources

"During the boom years, so much of Dublin was redeveloped, with little thought given to how those who live and work in the new city apartments and offices would connect to each other and their locality," Mullan says.

After the Second World War, the stadium was redeveloped with all four stands being rebuilt.

The Side Stage area was redeveloped, with additional capacity of 250, creating the option of a separate second auditorium.

In the 1970s the area was redeveloped, with the construction of the Blackfriars underpass and Baynard House, a Brutalist office block occupied by BT Group.

It was redeveloped with a new park and bowling green for its 2012 centenary after winning a £1 million grant from the National Lottery.

The 150-acre site is redeveloped with 5100 homes and over 1,000,000 square feet of retail and office space.

For example, a 239-acre brownfield site, home to a former coal plant in Shropshire, is being redeveloped with residential and commercial units.

The Atlanta BeltLine, a former railroad corridor that is being redeveloped with bike trails, green space and, eventually, a light rail system, is less than a block away.

The lower space will be redeveloped with help from Serge Becker, who owns La Esquina and Café Select nearby: 380 Lafayette Street (Great Jones Street), (212) 533-7000.

Debris-littered lots on Longwood's western edge had already been redeveloped with two-family homes, and by 1994 blighted stretches of Longwood Avenue were handsomely filled in with rows of government-subsidized two-story red-brick dwellings.

As this island city's real estate turned into a goldmine, by the 1980s several of the colony's buildings began to be "redeveloped" with the addition of new floors.