Sentence examples for which it was built from inspiring English sources

The layout of the house is typical for the period in which it was built, and its restoration is extraordinarily faithful to the original.

The house known as The Abbey in Charlton Mackrell takes its name from the site on which it was built, the Chantry Chapel of the Holy Spirit, founded in 1237.

Although Garnier is most associated with the Opera, as Eiffel is associated with his tower (Garnier was against its being kept after the fair for which it was built), his long career also included the odd church.

It's the restored Stokes Adobe (named not for its address but for the year in which it was built).

The Riding Gate, which took its name from the red bricks with which it was built, had two protective towers and a pair of entrance arches for pedestrians and carriages, as probably did Burgate.

Each possesses its own distinctive character, reflecting the epoch in which it was built.

Ila prison is a desolate 1930s structure that squats just outside Oslo, untypical in its careworn appearance of the affluent country in which it was built.

The programme is now in its sixth year and hopefully the strong foundations on which it was built will sustain it in to the future.

Both devices changed the world, though (Shockley's was the foundation on which IT was built).

He called the hill on which it was built "the Parshall Acropolis".

Few know it as the New York County Courthouse, the name under which it was built.