Sentence examples for war structures from inspiring English sources

Explores one of the city's earliest landmarked districts, with hundreds of pre-Civil War structures.

Besides its pre-Revolutionary War structures, Four Corners includes the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, built in 1821; a Quaker meeting house, constructed in 1842; and the municipal complex.

On its western facade, the building, between Houston and Prince Streets, will have the mortared-brick surface of the pre-Civil War structures that dominate West Broadway.

The likelihood that US strategy in the 'war against terrorism' will resemble that of the Cold War is greatly increased by the way Cold War structures and attitudes have continued to dominate the US foreign policy and security elites.

Tom Vanderbilt, the author of "Survival City: Adventures Among the Ruins of Atomic America," noted that many cold war structures had been abandoned, "too old to be technologically useful but too new to be venerated".

Bush's foreign and security team is almost entirely a product of Cold War structures and circumscribed by Cold War attitudes (which is not true of the President himself, who was never interested enough in foreign policy; if he can get his mind round the rest of the world, he could well be more of a free-thinker than many of his staff).

The C.I.A. needs to abandon its cold war structure.

The supermarket would go on the lower two floors of the warehouse, a pre-Civil War structure on Van Brunt Street.

Yet there is a also a caveat, in that Russia was put in a situation where an old cold war structure, Nato, simply grew larger, and nothing else was invented to build a common Europe-Russia framework for the future.

The Soviet Union's biggest enemy was the archaic cold war structure of the Soviet system itself, and that is a lesson that Washington refuses to accept.

But as long as classrooms are decent not too dark, damp, noisy, airless, hot or cold further frills seem to make little difference.The post-war structures that now seem so flimsy were, in their day, cutting-edge architecture.