Sentence examples for with three storeys from inspiring English sources

Here, anything with three storeys or more qualifies as a skyscraper.

At its centre is another porch, this one with three storeys.

It is the only convent in the Philippines with three storeys.

An engraving of the time shows it to have been a substantial square house with three storeys and dormers.

"He built me our own little house in the backyard with two storeys and running water," she recalls.

But Cincinnati's version soared higher, with five storeys of books piled on top of one another, surrounding a skylit atrium and reading room.

The monument was constructed for the Rev John Richards Clavell in 1830 as an observatory and folly, with four storeys, including a basement, and a Tuscan-style colonnade.

With four storeys suddenly removed from the streetscape, a new view of St Paul's Cathedral has opened up, looming much closer than I would have guessed.

"In Asia you can easily get away with six storeys of retail, no problem," says Bromberg, before flicking to a slide of the practice's Nanfung complex in Guangzhou.

There is a large underground parking lot with two storeys under the whole building complex.

Oliva and Clough (1987) tested a 7/10 scale model of a frame structure with two storeys and four rectangular columns by mounting it on a shaking table with its longitudinal principal axis at a 25°-angle relative to the axis of shaking table horizontal motion.