Sentence examples for built on three levels from inspiring English sources
Built on three levels and recently renovated, it has beautiful mosaic pebbled hand-worked floors, two gorgeous bedrooms – all white walls and colourful fabrics – and lots of elegant restored furniture.
In addition, homes are being built on three levels entirely above ground, with the first floor used for the kind of equipment that is normally found in basements and the living space on the second and third floors.
Built on three levels, it has nearly 3,000 square feet of space, with hardwood floors, granite kitchen countertops and, in the master suite, two walk-in closets and a spa tub.
Built on three levels, the Pont is 49 m high above the river at low water and 274 m long.
The museum itself is built on two levels, connected by ramps and easily negotiated.
The agora is a vast rectangle built on two levels and joined by a trapezoidal staircase with a covered market at the center and the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore as well as a fourth-century theater nearby.
The block diagram is built on five levels of sub-VIs, including input output virtual instruments and estimation sub-VIs.
The unit is built on two levels, one for folded apparel, boxed in cardboard cartons, and the other for plastic-covered garments on hangers.
With glittering views of what looks like the entire Rockies, the 13,000-square-foot villa estate you rent the whole place is built on seven levels, with seven bedrooms (including one hidden behind a swiveling bookcase), 11 baths, ten fireplaces, two hot tubs, a full spa and steam room, an oxygen bar, grand kitchens indoors and out, and a plush cinema with hundreds of current and classic movies.
The Holy Ark had the capacity to house 50 Torah scrolls and was built on two levels.
A very nice young man meets us and takes us into the lodge's main building -- or one of the main buildings, for, as he explains it, the lodge is built on three different levels, and divided into three separate camps, two with 12 suites each and one with six; each camp has its own central house for dinner, drinks and lounging.
