Sentence examples for mainly built in from inspiring English sources

An odd melange of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, mainly built in the 17th century, it feels like a living, working church.

In 1977, Up Holland grammar became Winstanley College, a sixth-form college you may recognise as having ranked first in the Guardian's countrywide collation of A-level results, but which to me will always be a low-lying straggle of buildings, mainly built in the 1950s, where I spent some of the happiest times of my life.

The district Grünbühl is a typical German post-war district with multi-family houses mainly built in the 50s and 60s of the XX century, which require nowadays an urgent overall refurbishment.

Abuja is a "planned" city as it was mainly built in the 1980s and officially became Nigeria's capital in 1991, replacing the previous capital in Lagos.

No such tools are available for the reconstruction of regulatory networks, which are mainly built from reports in the literature [ 79] and organism-specific databases.

Critics acknowledged that the overall storyline was mainly built upon elements found in previous Final Fantasy installments, such as evil empires and enigmatic villains.

Questions on musculoskeletal problems were mainly built on known questionnaires in order to have standardised results which could be compared to other groups [ 24, 25, 27].

The building is mainly built with wood which relatively results in significant reduction on the weight of building compared to that of different types of material.

The single houses were mainly built during the 1930s and onwards in different architectural styles, whereas the majority of the densely built-up areas were fashioned in a modernistic style after the Second World War and during the 1970s.

In arthropods, epicuticle is mainly built out of proteins and lipids and procuticle is made of chitin filaments embedded in a proteinaceous matrix [ 72].

BC is mainly built up by microfibrils, which are around 2 4 nm in diameter and which in turn build up fibers with an approximate size of less than 100 nm [ 2].