Sentence examples for having been built over from inspiring English sources

Our hosts added that it had been the oldest house in the neighborhood, having been built over 150 years ago.

By the 1960s, the dome of the church, which Catholics venerate as having been built over the site of Jesus's tomb, was in serious disrepair.

Traditional New England architectural styles and building materials were blended by the architects John Regan and Robert Orr to create an impression of having been built over several time periods.

The nearby Archaeological Museum lives up to its name and takes advantage of having been built over the former Roman theater (it was the third largest theater in the Roman Empire) by taking an arc of former seats as a ready-made display case for its collections of Roman sculpture.

1B-sub.4 Excavations at the acropolis discovered a completely buried ballcourt under the structures on the western side of the Acropolis Plaza, a rare example of a ballcourt having been built over by subsequent construction, in this case by K'ak' Tiliw Chan Yopaat.

Would such a scheme have been built over a Jewish cemetery?

Most have been built over, but in some corners and crannies hidden gardens remain.

South of Vesey, the trade center had been built over Fulton, Dey, and Cortlandt Streets.

Britain risked "trampling everything that has been built" over six decades of European integration, he said.

An ambivalence, like a fault line, that now threatened to topple everything that had been built over it.

More than 4m Spanish dwellings have been built over the past decade, according to Britain's Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.