Sentence examples for most famous structures from inspiring English sources

The crumbling former home of Bell, the renowned 20th-century explorer, is one of the most famous structures on the list.

Romanian architecture stagnated during the communist period; its most famous structures were stale reproductions of the Soviet style referred to as "wedding cake," or Stalinist Gothic.

Among the most famous structures of the complex are the Hall of Public Audience (Diwan-i-Am), which has 60 red sandstone pillars supporting a flat roof, and the smaller Hall of Private Audience (Diwan-i-Khas), with a pavilion of white marble.

The storm arrived in Washington just days after an earthquake damaged some of the capital's most famous structures, including the Washington Monument.

The architecture of ancient Egypt includes some of the most famous structures in the world: the Great Pyramids of Giza and the temples at Thebes.

The most famous structure in town is the former Hunterdon County Courthouse, a colonnaded white structure built on Main Street in 1828.

Not open to the public Berthold Lubetkin said he designed London Zoo's most famous structure as a stage set, albeit one better for showing off the properties of concrete than the natural behaviour of penguins (they were moved to a different enclosure in 2003).

Yet this is no ordinary rooftop; the lads of The Italian Job have stumbled onto the four-storey-high racetrack atop the most famous structure in Turin.

In his most famous structure, the 1958 Seagram building (for which the ever-industrious Philip Johnson did the interior spaces), Mies' lyricism is given epic form.

The Louvre Pyramid has become Pei's most famous structure.

Perhaps the most famous structure in the Basque Country remains Bilbao's glamorous Guggenheim museum.