Sentence examples for zero rebuilding from inspiring English sources

It was hard not to feel a bit Clover-ish in late March when the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that the Freedom Tower, the rallying point of the entire Ground Zero rebuilding project and the club that developers used to battle their way to control over the site, would, ahem, henceforward be known as One World Trade Center.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the governor said, "The mayor and I share a sense of disappointment and frustration at the unacceptable pace of the ground zero rebuilding, which has never had a realistic timetable or budget — an absolute necessity for undertaking construction of this scale".

Pessimism surrounds the chances of ITV, C4 and Five rebuilding revenues and profits to anything like pre-recession levels.

He played only one season at Michigan and then spent four rebuilding years in Chicago; he is still gaining an understanding of the game.

In 1900, the building was sold, and the new owner removed the top two floors and added six, rebuilding the bottom two floors in a plain-vanilla classical style.

After presiding over three rebuilding seasons, it appears Terry Collins will have the chance to oversee what the Mets hope is a resurgence.

Continuing as president, Laporta made large changes to the playing staff, spending nearly €90 million rebuilding the squad.

As the school prepares to reopen in July, after an £18 million rebuild, there are not only classrooms for everyone, but state of the art, flexible hi-tech facilities with retractable walls.

The two rebuild the church as a commercial monstrosity, complete with advertising signs, a Lard Lad statue, and a Jumbotron.

We need to make fundamental reforms that will, over a generation or two, rebuild the primary care and psychiatry workforce.

He would employ at least three hundred workers rebuilding sixty vehicles a month, with Textron, a partner company in Louisiana, producing the rest.