Sentence examples for more ornate structures from inspiring English sources

Most are fairly simple buildings built of wood, stone, brick or, more recently, concrete, but there are also more ornate structures designed in various architectural styles, including Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, Gothic Revival and Queen Anne.

More ornate structures will emerge if needed.

The other two are a similar blocky gatehouse at 113th and Amsterdam, built in 1876, and a much larger, and significantly more ornate, castlelike structure at 135th Street and Convent Avenue, completed in 1890.

Aside from drama and daju (a suite of melodies sung in narration of stories), which in the South were noticeably modified in spirit and structure, becoming more ornate and bookish, it was prose fiction that made the greatest progress in the 16th century.

Norfolk still had simple wooden structures among its more ornate buildings.

Both structures are now entirely enclosed by later, larger, more ornate churches; one of the architects, some pragmatic Italian, had seen fit to plant a fat marble column in the middle of the Sacred Hut.

The new structure was built a short walk from their house and was more ornate than most.

Rymdkapsel makes its more ornate competitors feel needlessly garnished.

Simple bungalows are set against more ornate Mediterranean-style homes.

Targets might just lead to bigger and more ornate lies.

Julie Heffernan's ever more ornate self-portraits dazzle at P.P.O.W.