rebuilding

IPA: ribˈɪɫdɪŋ

Examples of "rebuilding" in Sentences

The model for the rebuilding is the Marshall Plan of Europe after WW-2.
The term rebuilding might no longer apply now that the Pacers have added the 22-year-old
At St. Clairsville, Kim Clifford insists the term rebuilding is better suited for carpenters
He's not going to use the term "rebuilding," but he certainly seems fixated on what's important:
They have removed the word rebuilding from their vocabulary as they enter their 40-year anniversary season and have boldly proclaimed there will be no more excuses if they finish below the postseason cutoff a fifth straight time.
Absent from the rebuilding is a vision for New Orleans as a whole, a way to use this tragedy — and the city's portion of $27 billion in federal rebuilding money earmarked for Louisiana — to transform a city that was decaying for decades before the storm hit.
I have just come back from Behrampada , that was struck by fire , now the work of rebuilding has begun, people picking up their lives ..rebuilding a house to make it a better home than it was..and why would a media person shoot a Muslim colony rebuilding its roots..