Sentence examples for and later constructed from inspiring English sources

After the Indonesian tsunami, for instance, China sent rescuers to Aceh and later constructed the "Friendship Village of Indonesia-China," which locals know as the "Jackie Chan Village".

He built the home's spartan cabinetry and sauna himself, and later constructed the adjacent barn, laying the bricks with his own hands.

On his estate at Aniane a later Benedict of Aniane with Charlemagne's encouragement, built a monastery where all the arts were brought into play (782) and later constructed a model monastery at Cornelimünster (Inden, near Aachen).

The company installed central heating in around 1948, and later constructed an office extension on the north side of the house, which was demolished a few years after the building's conversion into an hotel.

Caesar also carried his building program onto the flat ground just north of the valley between the Quirinal and Esquiline hills, making his own forum of shops and temple, alongside which Augustus, Trajan, Nerva, and Vespasian later constructed their forums.

Initial RNAi constructs were generated with pGollum, and later constructs were generated with pSmeagol because data indicated that the arrangement in pSmeagol provided greater levels of RNAi (Wroblewski et al. 2014); however, RNAi was successfully induced with both versions.

The original 1935 Brewster Homes were the first public housing for African-American families in the country, and the later constructed towers are commonly noted for their list of famous past tenants, including Motown singers Diana Ross and Smokey Robinson.

Stress and displacement contour are later constructed and the maximum deflection and stress are determined by performing stress analysis.

Roads and a hospital, as well as electric, water, and sewerage facilities, were later constructed.

Walls were built for defense, and the cells were later constructed against the walls, leaving a central space for church, chapels, fountain, and dining hall, or refectory.

Irrigation was highly developed during the period of Muslim rule from the 12th century onward, and the Mughal kings later constructed several canals.