remodelled in English
the station was remodeled and enlarged in 1927
Use "remodelled" in a sentence
1. The airport terminals have been extensively remodelled.
2. The interior of the building has been completely remodelled.
3. Kalnitsky has quoted: "Science, unless remodelled entirely, can have no hand in occult teachings.
4. The access tunnel was recently remodelled and since then it has been under video surveillance.
5. How this stance has influenced and remodelled grounded theory into socalled Constructionist grounded theory will be the subject of another article.
6. The Government of India also accepted with some reservations the scheme of basic education and wanted all primary education to be gradually remodelled on this pattern .
7. It is the seat of His Grace The 12th Duke of Northumberland, built following the Norman conquest and renovated and remodelled a number of times.
8. ENGase Biocatalysts are now finding burgeoning application for the production of biologically active glycopeptides and glycoproteins, including therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) for which the oligosaccharides have been remodelled to optimise effector functions.
9. Calke Abbey (listed grade I) is a building of C16 and C17 date which was extensively remodelled in 1702-4 with alterations and additions of 1806-7 by William Wilkins and 1841-2 by Henry Stevens
10. With its new gunports, Bartizan, and pieds d'araignee supports rising up to the merlons, the gateway (ostensibly remodelled without explicit regimento authorization) must have taken on an appearance reminiscent of Danzilho's design for the bastions of Almeida.
11. All of its architecture originates from historical events, from its 11th-century medieval castle, remodelled by Vauban and now home to the Maritime Museum, to the Motte-Tanguy Tower and its museum about Brest in the old days.
12. Japanese lords enjoyed Portuguese confectionery so much it was remodelled in the now traditional Japanese konpeitō (candy), kasutera (sponge cake), and keiran somen (the Japanese version of Portuguese "fios de ovos"; this dish is also popular in Thai cuisine under the name "kanom foy tong"), creating the Nanban-gashi, or "New-Style Wagashi".
13. The stage was being Chaotically remodelled for the second spectacular of the evening.: His hair was Chaotically bedraggled, obviously soaked as well as sporadically covered with soapy foam.: Her influence on the Chancellor has tidied up his life, his Chaotically untidy homes and his unflattering clothing.: He switched back and forth between an electro-acoustic guitar and an electric, and his