Sentence examples for being built on either from inspiring English sources
The house, an L-shaped structure at the end of a dead-end street, is a striking contrast to the tall residential towers being built on either side and, in the distance, the eight-lane highway that funnels cars, trucks and motorcycles into the city's frenetic central districts.
But the newer plants are built on either supercritical or ultra-supercritical technology whose efficiency can be up to 50%.
A few weeks ago TVO, a Finnish consortium, started work on the first new nuclear plant to be built on either side of the Atlantic in a decade.
Cavity walls are used in colder climates; in these, two wythes (vertical layers) of masonry are built on either side of a layer of rigid insulation.
Back-to-backs were built on either side of a spine wall running down the terrace, so the houses had no rear windows and no back gardens.
The mayor has also fought hard for a plan he inherited from the previous administration: a $50 million shopping mall to be built on either side of Sandford Boulevard, though the project has been stymied in part by opposition from neighboring Pelham.
It is built on either side of a mountain - in fact it goes through it - in a jungle overlooking a game reserve where elephants come to drink at the nearby reservoir.
No one has been able to tell me the reason for the very temporary-looking, yet seemingly permanent, ramps that were built on either side of the Memorial Bridge some time ago.
This meant that the first and second floors of the building could only be built on either side of the road tunnel.
In 1878, as part of the review of the defences of Singapore against threats from European powers in the region, it was decided that forts be built on either side of the entrance to New Harbour.
