Sentence examples for though built in from inspiring English sources

"You opened the door and fell into another time". Though built in 1730, the house had previously been in the ownership of just two families.

Though built in the 17th century and abandoned 60 years ago, it is still in very good shape.

From there I made my way to the Bauhaus Archives and Design Museum, yet another ground-breaking design by Gropius – though built in 1979, after his death.

Though built in 478 B.C. from three rooms of Confucius's original home, the temple was renovated numerous times over the next centuries as each imperial dynasty tried to leave a lasting mark on the complex.

Though built in New Bedford MA, it was cared for and restored at Mystic Seaport -- where it can be seen (and boarded) today.

Though originally built in 1923, Chicago's Soldier Field is currently America's most expensive football stadium due to major renovations in 2003 that completely transformed the venue.

These days, though, many suburbs built in the 1950s are older than the central cities they surround.

Though probably first built in the 12th century, the interior dates from the 13th-century remodelling.

Support of the office of the IG, though, is built in via the non-profit organizations and politicians that had a hand in it's creation.

The Capitol Power Plant in south-east Washington is still puffing away, though it was built in 1910 making it older than most museums of power and even though it has not generated any electricity since 1951.

Though it was built in 1831, John Weiss, the landmarks agency's deputy general counsel, said the commission thought it should be rebuilt as it looked during Prohibition.