Sentence examples for built in the nineteenth from inspiring English sources

Most were built in the nineteenth century.

Made of brick, and built in the nineteenth century, it even had a tall factory chimney.

It was built in the nineteenth century by a dentist, who ran his practice from a cottage on the property.

It occupies two rooms in one of the handsome yellow clapboard houses built in the nineteenth century to shelter U.S. Army officers.

The largest Armenian church in the Middle East, it was built in the nineteenth century to a design of ecclesiastical minimalism, with a basilica containing seven altars, and a flat wooden roof supported by sixteen monolithic stone columns and rows of gracefully tapering arches.

The city was built in the nineteenth century by English and Scottish immigrants — specifically, it is rumored, by Scots who had left Scotland because they found the Scots back home insufficiently dour and tightfisted — and they built a place of gray stone fortresses, Sunday shop closings, and hard, sad Britannic edges.

The original mosque was built in the eighth century, following the conquest.

It was built in the eighth century by the founding father of our lineage.

The Mets' lead, built in the first, was back to a more comfortable level again.

Which raises the question of why they were built in the first place.

"It was a big fight to get this built in the first place," she said.