Sentence examples for structures come from inspiring English sources

Inflatable structures come with some other nice attributes.

When most people hear the term refugee camp, tents and non-permanent structures come to mind.

Trellis or lattice structures come in plastic, wood or metal grid design and can be attached to walls or fences or can be free-standing.

"The difference," Stewart says, "between someone at the bottom and someone at the very top is that, right at the top of the tree, you've got someone negotiating it on your behalf". Here, recruiters' fee structures come into play; getting you a successful part-time deal means shaving their commission, so they're incentivised to keep full-time work as the norm.

Where do these structures come from?

Where Do Structures Come From?

"Architecture is really where my interest in structures came from," Mr. Winters says.

Finally, the outline of two hulking structures came into view — the casino and the church.

Lithuanian socioeconomic, legal, and administrative structures came to resemble those of Poland, but the Lithuanians still opposed a simple incorporation.

More big structures came after 1900, like the Johnston Building at 28th and Broadway, now under renovation as the NoMad Hotel.

The shift in disciplines, from sentence structures to building structures, came in 1968 when Koolhaas was reporting on protest and its suppression in Paris and Prague.