Sentence examples for built in two stages from inspiring English sources
Keep your eyes peeled for Wayland's Smithy is a stone age long barrow and chamber tomb, probably built in two stages between 3700 and 3400BC.
(The old Mary Arden house, new tests indicated, was built in two stages in 1569 and 1580. It was bought by the trust in 1930).
It was built in two stages between 1892 and 1899 and is mainly credited to Willoughby J. Edbrooke, chief architect of the Treasury at the time the construction began.
What was it?... Benjamin A. Waldman, Manhattan A. Although it looks like a single structure, this two-story blocklong building was built in two stages, the 83rd Street end in 1896, the 82nd Street end in 1897.
The chapel was built in two stages, the choir and its aisles being completed and roofed by 1483 and the nave by 1496; but the stone vaulting was not finished until 1528.
The final learner is built in two stages.
The model was built in three stages.
These were built in eight stages, and operated satisfactorily under test conditions.
It was built in six stages between 3000 and 1520 bce, during the transition from the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age) to the Bronze Age.
INSIDE: The stucco-over-stone farmhouse with a cedar-shake roof was built in three stages, with the oldest portions dating to the 1780s.
According to the ancient sources consulted by Thiersch, the lighthouse was built in three stages, all sloping slightly inward; the lowest was square, the next octagonal, and the top cylindrical.
