Sentence examples for structure atop from inspiring English sources

The first ball was dropped from a structure atop the building.

The developers plan to build a new structure atop the foundation of the demolished roundhouse building.

In Thoreau's day, the only structure atop Mt. Greylock — elevation 3,491 feet — was a meteorological tower.

Among the domes that leaked were Fuller's own home, in Carbondale, and the structure atop the Ford Rotunda.

The plan depicted a five-story structure atop the old building, made taller by bulkheads holding motors for the elevators and cooling system on the roof.

Parking space is embedded in a partially sunken multilayered structure, atop which is the main pedestrian entry path to the arena.

Jamestown Properties, the owner of Chelsea Market, has sought to add two structures atop the building, which houses a popular upscale food court that has become a destination for gourmands and tourists.

At about 6 in the evening I began to see the first structures atop the cliff: struts and girders poking from the clay, slippages of fresh earth marking the sign of recent falls, and sometimes sticking out from these, prosaic detritus: a sheet of galvanized iron, a roll of linoleum, a course of red bricks still mortared together -- all of it instant archaeology.

Jamestown, a real estate investment company with headquarters in Atlanta and Germany, is proposing to add two structures atop Chelsea Market: an eight-story, 240,000-square-foot office edifice above 10th Avenue, as well as an 11-story, 90,000-square-foot hotel above Ninth Avenue.

In 1999, the Muslim Wakf authority controlling the Islamic structures atop the Temple Mount began illegally excavating large amounts of fill from the former site of the Royal Stoa in order to construct a new access to the newly established (or, as the Waqf would put it, restored and expanded) Marwani Mosque.

Structural engineer W.S. Ellison oversaw construction of the primarily wooden frame structure, built atop a foundation and two utility floors made of reinforced concrete to meet exacting state requirements for stability.