Sentence examples for centuries old structures from inspiring English sources

Centuries old structures have been blown apart by the storms.

The hipsterfication of LA's hamburger stands may, however, prove the final chapter in the saga of these half-century-old structures.

Eventually he and other investors bought the century-old structures and completed a $4 million renovation to turn them into 42,000 square feet of offices known as Railroad Square.

The grandeur of Olmsted's landscaping and the century-old structures, juxtaposed against this funky hodgepodge, makes Seaside Park something of a wonder to behold on a hot summer weekend.

Several dozen century-old structures exist in the township, including the Neshanic Reformed Church, built in 1759 on Amwell Road from irregular fieldstones cut out of the local mountains, and a home on River Road that belonged to Diamond Jim Brady in 1903.

-- Incoming students' "handiness" to upkeep century-old structures.

Incoming students' "handiness" to upkeep century-old structures: Caring for one's own fraternity or sorority house is a responsibility that is meaningful to the growth of students within these organizations.

Italy had thousands of centuries-old structures that were difficult to modify.

The white coffin, heaped with daisies, spun like a helicopter rotor above the crowd as the pallbearers danced past a mosque to a neighboring church, both centuries-old structures striped with light and dark stone.

On Sept. 11, 2001, debris from the World Trade Center rained on Trinity Church, at Broadway and Wall Street, and St . Pauls Chapel, five blocks north at Broadway and Fulton Street — centuries-old structures in the shadow of the modern towers the terrorists attacked.

It caused the entire century-old structure to tremble.