Sentence examples for ruins alongside from inspiring English sources

The castle was painted by the artist William Butler in the 1850s, who depicted the ruins alongside the local industries and the new railway line that had been cut through the remains of the former Roman fort.

We had a guided tour of this magnificent place the next day, where we would discover a plethora of Roman ruins alongside 11th Century signposts written in Glagolitic, the oldest known Slavic alphabet from the 9th Century.

He has done a fine job, covering the extensive ruins standing alongside a fine Roman tower with the architectural equivalent of a parasol: a broad, shallow, lightweight roof with the deepest of eaves to keep the summer sun at bay.

Today concrete ruins rise up along alongside Route 2, with only a historic marker to make some sense of what's left.

Another site in the town has uncovered the ruins of Roman baths alongside a Greek temple to the God Poseidon and a medieval church – a rare chance to see the evolution of worship in a single spot.

These days a kind of ordinary life is attempting to reassert itself alongside the ruins where people still dig for bodies or try to shift the mountains of debris.

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The traditional image of old Italian towns situated around piazzas adorned with fountains remains valid in a country where ruins from Classical antiquity may stand alongside modern construction marvels.

Today the locals tend to congregate on the lively outdoor terrace of Caffè Alvino on the Piazza Sant'Oronzo, which sits alongside the partly excavated ruins and other landmarks from Lecce's past.

A few months ago, Lynas appeared in a TV documentary, What the Green Movement Got Wrong, alongside Brand – and inside the ruins of Chernobyl which, he argued, had not been nearly as devastating a disaster as most people think.

Alongside the old Roman Catholic ruins is a new er) protestant abbey -- complete with an ancient graveyard and mists that roll in a few times a day, adding to the creep factor.