Sentence examples for which rebuilt from inspiring English sources

That years-long endeavor, which rebuilt Iraqi forces­­ largely from scratch, cost the United States more than $20 billion.

Cavendish has been a McKinsey consultant, aid worker, and chief executive of the trust which rebuilt London's South Bank.

He praised the Marshall Plan, which rebuilt Europe after World War II, even as he has repeatedly vowed that the United States' days of nation-building are finished.

During that time, Afghanistan has received aid greater in value than the Marshall Plan, which rebuilt Europe after the second world war.

By contrast, innovative design has helped revive places such as Medellín, Colombia, which rebuilt public transit, schools, libraries and commercial districts while placing average-income residents in architecturally lively buildings.

He said the connection went deeper, explaining that Roosevelt asked his great-uncle, Eduardo Santos, a former president of Colombia, to build support in Latin America for what would become the Marshall Plan, which rebuilt Europe after World War II.

Alicia was the rock on which he rebuilt his life.

The wraparound porch, which was rebuilt and expanded, retains most of its original posts.

He moved the capital from Nanjing to Beijing, which was rebuilt with the Forbidden City.

Hakuho Park is on the site of the old castle, which was rebuilt in 1953.

And so rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.