Examples of 'chapel was rebuilt' in a sentence
Meaning of "chapel was rebuilt"
Used in the context of construction or renovation, this phrase indicates that a chapel, which may have been damaged or in disrepair, underwent restoration or reconstruction to bring it back to its original condition or improve it
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chapel was rebuilt
At the same time as the chapel was rebuilt.
The chapel was rebuilt and expanded several times.
XV existed a temple on which the chapel was rebuilt in neoclassical style.
At the begging of the 17th century in western building the new chapel was rebuilt.
Also the ruined chapel was rebuilt and dedicated to Saint George.
In the XVIII century the chapel was rebuilt.
Much of the chapel was rebuilt in the 16th century.
Others believe that it only sprouted in the 17th century, when the chapel was rebuilt.
The chantry chapel was rebuilt to accommodate nearly 300 children.
After its location was decided, the chapel was rebuilt to its early form.
The chapel was rebuilt in 1680 through the initiatives of two priests.
The last major reconstruction occurred in 1784, when the chapel was rebuilt into the Baroque style.
The primitive chapel was rebuilt in 1576 because it was in danger of falling into ruin.
The chapel was rebuilt in 1975, however, many tombstones are still destroyed or in poor condition.
The chapel was rebuilt several times, until the early eighteenth century, in 1719 to the present.
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The chapel was rebuilt by Crusaders in 1102 and given its present name.
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