Sentence examples for having five storeys from inspiring English sources

The keep in Wark, Northumberland was described in 1517 as having five storeys "in each of which there were five great murder-holes, shot with great vaults of stone, except one stage which is of timber, so that great bombards can be shot from each of them".

According to the London Sunday Times in 1960, "Although this splendid hotel (Charlton Tower) is described as having eighteen storeys, there are only 17 floors.

The building has five storeys, three windows facing King's Road and the sea, and a five-window range to Regency Square.

The tower house, or keep, at the west corner of the enclosure, measures 36.5 feet by 31.5 feet and originally had five storeys, although the roof and timber floors are now gone.

Once it had four storeys and a satellite dish on the roof.

The Elqui Domos is a camp of seven geodesic tents, which have two storeys and a detachable roof.

It had three storeys, a cellar, winding stairs, crooked corridors – and seemed to come alive at night.

The Golden Lion, as it stood in 2011, had four storeys and a cellar that were each around 92 square metres (1,000 square feet).

My study is on the top floor of our house, which has four storeys, and the windows face south, so the sunshine streams through the panes, and even on a bleak winter day my workplace is luminous.

The house itself has three storeys constructed of red brick.

Numbers 58 and 59 are of five storeys; number 57 has four storeys and dormer windows.