Sentence examples for ancient residence from inspiring English sources
The Royal Palace (Palacio Real), ancient residence of the kings of Aragon and former fortress of the Moorish walis (rulers), was reconstructed in 1845 to hold the university and later given to the Institute of Intermediate Education.
Raised in this storybook city at a time when foreigners were nearly unknown to its inhabitants, Mr. Livadiotti went on to create Yemen's leading travel company, the Universal Touring Company, and lives in a finely restored ancient residence in the old Ottoman quarter of Sana.
It is, therefore, conceivable that P. noxius may be an ancient residence of the island where diverse isolates of this fungus may have existed.
This is the Bet She'an hoard, 7½ pounds of gold discovered in 1998 under the floor of an ancient residence in the Jordan Valley in northern Israel.
Just northwest of Navan is Teltown Hill, site of an ancient royal residence, one of four built by the Irish king Tuathal.
The original building itself was an ancient country residence (In Catalan: masia) built in 1702, and once Camp Nou was inaugurated in 1957, the building was remodelled and extended for use as the club's social headquarters.
One can see the remains of an ancient Jewish residence and a way of life that dates back to the days of King Solomon and the Second Temple period.
Old-fashioned ambassadorship was long ago demoted by the telephone, the jet and the email to the Atlantis of "Diplomatia", where officials cling to such ancient rituals as residences abroad, formal dinners and military attaches.
Mistra, near the site of ancient Sparta, was the residence of the despots.
Here's another view where you can also see some of the remains of the ancient city, of these residences and so on, and their relationship to the rest of the town.
There are some lovely and odd interludes on that voyage, notably in the strange, swampy residence of an ancient conjurer, Mama Odie (Jenifer Lewis), who, gumming her lines and charming her pet snake, urges Tiana to "Dig a Little Deeper" (written, like most of the forgettable songs, by Randy Newman).
