Sentence examples for surviving structures of from inspiring English sources

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

Among the surviving structures of the Tōdai Temple is the Shōsō Repository (Shōsō-in), the main storehouse for the temple's most precious objects.

He started an ambitious project that generated most of the surviving structures on the Acropolis (including the Parthenon).

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

Another important surviving structure of the temple complex is the Hokke Hall (Hokke-dō)—often called the Sangatsu Hall (Sangatsu-dō)—where in ancient times the Lotus Sutra (Japanese: Hoke-kyō) was recited annually during the third month (sangatsu) of the lunar calendar.

Built over 5000 years ago, the oldest and largest of the pyramids is the Great Pyramid, the only surviving structure of the seven ancient wonders of the world.

The measurements match those of the surviving structures, with the exception of Briggin's lock, which appears to only be 56 feet long.

Among the handful of surviving structures is the Tezon Grande.

The mayor made his decision in response to a question from the Rev. Robert R. A. Turner, senior pastor of Vernon AME Church, one of the only surviving structures from the 1921 bloodshed.

Mr. Young and Mr. Williams said they had heard only positive responses to the Memorial Field news, although a few historians and sentimental residents have asked that the improvements incorporate as much of the surviving structures as possible.

Nine years later the surviving structures, together with the manor of Norton, were purchased by Sir Richard Brooke, who built a Tudor house on the site, incorporating part of the abbey.