Sentence examples similar to a collection of edifices from inspiring English sources

The place looks like a militarised tent city, or a collection of temporary edifices Walter White might spend an afternoon in.

Chi Chi's house sits at the far end of a grass-lined wetland waterway in a collection of cobbled-together edifices called "Camp Canal," population: two.

The houses include The Darkness, a dark maze inside a large warehouse; The Lemp, an underground brewery cavern with caves; and Creepyworld, a collection of seven, well, creepy edifices.

A collection of sonnets?

A collection of songs?

The collection of earthen edifices, built using typical pre-Saharan earthen construction techniques, is surrounded by a reinforced rampart and pushes up the slopes of a hill alongside the Ounila River.

IT'S an odd sort of deal, but then Belfast's devolved administration is an odd sort of edifice.

Building envelope structures play a pivotal role in the energy behavior of edifices.

You ask an artist to make a statement about the collection, the edifice or whatever, but too often it remains just that: a statement rooted to a place by the terms of the deal.

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Through La Candelaria, Ciclovia acts as a sightseeing tour of Bogota's best, passing the city's famed Gold Museum, which contains the world's largest collection of pre-Hispanic gold, and entering the European-style grandeur of central Plaza de Bolivar, which is ringed by grand edifices and crowded with pigeons.