Examples of using Redeveloped in English and their translations into Norwegian
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a former navy base that has been redeveloped into residential and commercial mix.
whose charitable foundation redeveloped the estate where the murder took place.
was substantially redeveloped during the Industrial Revolution
The Circus Maximus was redeveloped so that its seating capacity was 25 times larger than that of Maxentius' racing complex on the Via Appia.
the premises have been redeveloped.
The city has a large city centre that has been redeveloped and contains lots of shops,
Some individuals who have had MdDS that resolved redeveloped symptoms after a subsequent cruise(or other prolonged motion experience, depending on their unique triggers).
As the plant in Yaroslavl fully redeveloped in the motor trade, many automotive engineers have moved to the future KrAZ.
The beach has recently been completely redeveloped with soft, dark-coloured volcanic sand extracted from the seabed.
In 1912 Næss redeveloped the old inn
The game was originally aimed at the Belgian market, but was redeveloped for a UK audience of children aged between 6-12 years old.
It has been redeveloped since the late 20th century for use as modern offices and shops.
What is nice about the place is that it was redeveloped by a master developer with extremely experienced consultants.
The town is being asked to donate the former Estabrook School to be redeveloped into 24 units of senior housing.
will be redeveloped on an urban scale.
The remaining fortress structures were used for military needs and several of the original structures were demolished or redeveloped.
The rest of the buildings on the site were cleared, and the land redeveloped as an Asda supermarket.
As a result of the courses redeveloped with the new generation advertising idea,
the magnets has been tested and redeveloped throughout the years to achieve the best possible print qualities.
after flying ceased there in the 1960s it was then largely redeveloped as a housing estate which was named Grahame Park in tribute to Grahame-White.