Sentence examples for notable build from inspiring English sources

The most notable build shifts otherwise are the top strap for the headset and the front which has some venting to funnel heat away from the phone.

A notable building is Beechwood, built in 1780 and considered one of the finest examples of Federal architecture in Westchester County.

Notable buildings include Oldham parish church, built in 1933, and the old Town Hall, built in 1841 42.

The old quarters of Palma have many notable homes built in the 16th and 18th centuries.

One notable observatory built and operated by an individual was that of Sir William Herschel, assisted by his sister, Caroline Herschel, in Slough, England.

Notable works built during the colonial period include the temples in the Jansali Bazar, Gandhi Gate (Curzon Gate, Shivaa Temple, the Chaugans, the Police Lines, the Church of Scotland, the Shyam Singh Hospital (built in 1891), Chamba Library, the Post Office building, Bhuri Singh Museum, the State Forces barracks, and the administrative buildings of the British period.

Thompson's Walls consists of two 19th-century farm cottages and a group of farm buildings, notable for being built entirely of hard, igneous rock.

Castagna Realty began in 1922 as a construction company and built a number of notable Long Island buildings, including the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and the University Hospital at Stony Brook.

The wealth created by its industries built some of the city's most notable Victorian buildings.

Whereas Mehmed II used the conquest of Constantinople to destroy the major Turkish notable families and build up the power of the devşirme, Murad sought only to establish a balance of power and function between the two groups so that he could use and control both for the benefit of the empire.

Not that it was her first instinct, when she became a widow, to buy land filled with "Ojai potatoes," as boulders in these parts are called, let alone to enlist her college friend Frederick Fisher, the architect of the P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City and other notable spaces, to build a minimalist but exuberant house upon it.