Sentence examples for mostly built from from inspiring English sources

Cottage Hill, with houses mostly built from 1870 to 1910, has been a protected historic district since 1974.

Built at pharaonic cost in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the central sections of the RER are now much dingier than the Metro, which was mostly built from the 1890s to the 1930s.

The project, which includes a vast new parking plaza for commercial trucks, would require razing five blocks of Columbus Park, a neighborhood of historic houses mostly built from 1860 through the late 1920s.

Smart weapons are mostly built from civilian components, suitably packaged and hardened for the battlefield.

But while tools like these offer a full range of town hall-style video broadcasting, webinars, and video conferencing, they're mostly built from the ground up for businesses.

They are mostly built from the same carboniferous limestone used at the castle.

Up to now, Rubrik has mostly built its service from the ground up.

As with the contemporary Ramona Boulevard east from downtown, grade separations were mostly built only where terrain dictated.

Rather, it has mostly built huge businesses in refining, oil exploration and textiles from the ground up.

Early cars were mostly built on a separate chassis frame, with the body often ordered from a specialist coachmaker.

They are mostly built in Spanish Colonial or Mission Revival styles (the latter is derived from the former), but later buildings were done in differing architectural styles, more representing the period in which they were built.