Sentence examples for ruined structure from inspiring English sources

It is still visible behind the barricades that now surround the ruined structure.

Sprawled on the ground after the meal, Meserve, refreshed, glanced at his fellows and then, with a knowing smile, indicated the partly ruined structure.

Here, it is possible to see men rebuilding a ruined structure -- one man positioning a stone, another with a log on his shoulder -- and it is these images, discovered in tests Mr. Seracini did on the painting some years ago, that have revised the understanding of the painting.

And the ruined structure in Wissant only vindicates Wilson's efforts, showing photography's vitality in record keeping.

That is the Bagrati cathedral, a ruined structure dating from the 11th century.

Again, Dean's camera witnesses its bleached and sea-worn shell, watching the brine drip through its ruined structure.

It sprawls over more than 80 acres, a landscape of ruined structures along a grid of narrow stone streets.

Thus, this will lead to long and healthy life to the original materials of the ruin structure.

In this study, the properties and problems of the materials as mortars and woods were analyzed, which were gathered from the ruin structure – wall, vault, brick pipe and bonding wood.

"If that means you ruin the structure of the poetry, so be it".

The pronoun exclusion was without exception -- 'man and his images,'thehe artist and his tools' -- to the point where a review of Grandma Moses said, 'Rarely does an artist in his lifetime receive the acceptance of Mary Robertson Moses.' It was so rigid: to include the feminine pronoun was to ruin the structure of English.