The Polish capital was in ruins, the slow rebuilding just getting underway.

But when it finally ended, a slow rebuilding began.

The slow rebuilding began under Henry IV of France on 18 April 1601.

Kellaway's years at the Wellcome did not permit him the opportunity to return to laboratory work, but his organisational skills, inspirational demeanour and scientific nous all contributed to the slow rebuilding of the company's research policy.

The shortcuts were wrong, but that was by his own design-shape change achieved by deformation and muscular contraction, not by slow and careful rebuilding of body structure.

The slow rebuilding, with the help of immigrated Bohemians, was again stopped by several major fires, which destroyed the town hall and parts of the residence.

Stern also expressed frustration with the slow rebuilding in New Orleans, where next year's All-Star Game is scheduled.

For downtown workers and residents disheartened by the slow rebuilding after Sept. 11, the governor promised "a renewed sense of urgency."

Succession is the slow rebuilding of forest gaps from natural or human disturbances.

The late 1800s and the early 1900s saw a slow rebuilding of ports, roads, the railroad, farms, cattle stock, and the labor force.