Sentence examples for built in the sixteenth from inspiring English sources

"They would say, 'It's an old church that was built in the sixteenth century.' It was hard to explain to them that there is a difference between something that was built in the sixteenth century and something that is a copy".

I knew we must have walled on the thick stone ramparts, built in the sixteenth century against pirate attacks, that surround the walled city, but couldn't remember us doing so.

It was built in the sixteenth century and has an area of around 20,000 m20,000

It was probably built in the sixteenth century but was refurbished in 1603 for Thomas Trock, a clothier.

Fittleworth Bridge consists of a southern section, originally built in the sixteenth century, which was rebuilt between 1717 and 1739, and modified when the navigation was built, to enable boats to pass through the centre arch.

Most were built in the nineteenth century.

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.

It looks like it never wanted to be built in the first place.