Sentence examples for stable built in from inspiring English sources

The stable, built in 1901, was demolished days after the fire.

Mr. Moore's was the most expensive private stable built in Manhattan in the 20th century.

By late morning, a dozen devastated horse owners and young riders stood on the street at the edge of the three-acre property, now filled with the barely recognizable remains of a stable built in 1901, as the smell of burned wood wafted through the air.

Before embarking on the trail, proceed a few yards farther up the hill for a very un-Hollywood vista: the 65 horses and free-roaming chickens of Sunset Ranch, a working stable built in the 1920's, which offers rides and sells cold drinks -- welcome, since there's no water fountain here.

The hotel is in converted stables, built in 1902.

Mr. Arbesser and Mr. Cipelletti bonded years ago when the architect insisted that the designer view his latest project, the renovation of the former military stables built in the 19th century within the grounds of what is now the Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci.

The building was originally stables, built in 1635, before becoming a blacksmiths until after World War I.

The stables — built in 1674 by William Strode III — were converted into a separate house around 1920, under plans drawn up by the architect J.E. Forbes, when the building was given a new west front.

The boundary wall of the park is Grade II listed as are ten other buildings: Ham Gate Lodge, built in 1742; Holly Lodge (formerly known as Bog Lodge) and the game larder in its courtyard, built in 1735; Pembroke Lodge; Richmond Gate and Richmond Gate Lodge, dated 1798 and designed by Sir John Soane; Thatched House Lodge and White Ash Lodgee and its barns and stables, built in the 1730s or 1740s.

A novel label-free ratiometric fluorescent probe is developed for the detection of H2O2 based on GelRed/[G3T]5/Tb3+ hybrid, in which GelRed (a nucleic acid dye) intercalated into the designed single-stranded DNA [G3T]5 (i.e. GelRed/[G3T]5) acts as a stable build-in reference with red emission and Tb3+ sensitized by [G3T]5 (i.e. [G3T]5/Tb3+) as a sensitive response signal with green fluorescence.

In this story, the tycoon's Victorian main house dates from 1869; a craftsman-style library was added in 1910; the stable was built in 1870 and the brook house in 1913.