Sentence examples for surviving structure from inspiring English sources

The earliest surviving structure is probably the 10th-century Nat Hlaung Gyaung.

What is more, the museum was housed in the last surviving structure of a 22-building Union Army base.

In Balakot, new, sturdier school buildings — built with the help of a Swiss development agency — stand near the repaired surviving structure.

The others advance toward him, slowly crawling and walking, and he hops nervously about, unsure of how to continue — a surviving structure in a landscape laid waste.

Built early in the 19th century, the big white house, formally known as Quarters A, is the yard's oldest surviving structure, with exquisite Federal-style detailing.

The National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture (free) is in the oldest surviving structure in Humboldt Park: stables built in the 1890s.

Among the handful of surviving structures is the Tezon Grande.

Wholeness was lost, though the surviving structures of narrative testified to a continuing need for it.

Carpenter Gothic houses were built throughout the United States, but surviving structures are found chiefly in the Northeast and the Midwest.

Along with the Great Pyramids, these tombs, erected some 4,500 years ago, rank among the oldest surviving structures built by man.

There are only two surviving structures, a weavers' cottage and a stable, but Monticello plans to recreate a slave cabin.