Sentence examples for built in typical from inspiring English sources

COMMON SPACES: The house is built in typical Santa Fe style: a kiva fireplace in the living room, exposed wooden vigas and painted Saltillo tiles in the bathroom.

Built in typical Pembrokeshire style – whitewashed with thick stone walls and low-beamed ceilings – it was chosen as home to Rosie Probert (played by Elizabeth Taylor) in the film of Under Milk Wood.

The Hindu temples in the kingdom were built in typical South Indian Dravidian style – a modest version of the Vijayanagara building idiom.

Pyramiden features similar facilities; both are built in typical post-World War II Soviet architectural and planning style and contain the world's two most northerly Lenin statues and other socialist realism artwork., a handful of workers are stationed in the largely abandoned Pyramiden to maintain the infrastructure and run the hotel, which has been re-opened for tourists.

The stadium was initially called the Stadio Edda Ciano Mussolini and was built in the typical style of the day.

At the roadside I saw a new petrol station built in the typical Val d'Arà*style of the early 21st century.

In this paper, a chilled ceiling panel system was designed and built in a typical office room.

The pilot facility was built in a typical farm house located in the Three Gorges Reservoir region of China, which were composed of influent collecting pipes, one settling tank, and two ecological tanks.

Built in brick and wood — typical of Norman construction — the house is uncharacteristically covered in grey flint cobbles from local beaches.

In 1993, this conjunction of people and ideas led Lowe to purchase — with his artist-comrades including James Bettison, Jesse Lott, Bert Samples and George Smith — a series of 22 abandoned wooden shotgun houses in the Third Ward, tenant farmer shacks built in the 1930s and typical of the African-American housing then found in the South.

The average larger Midtown office building, in fact, is well over a half-century old, according to 2010 data from CBRE, though that is spry compared with the average Midtown South one, which is pushing 100 (think of the Flatiron building, built in 1902) or a typical downtown one, nearing 65.