Examples of using These edifices in English and their translations into French
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There were about 100 of these edifices.
These edifices are not tombs, but cenotaphs.
God Himself, they believe,dwells within these edifices.
These edifices were renovated in later periods.
No doubt we see a little bit of Frank Lloyd Wright in each of these edifices.
These edifices are highlighted at night by appropriate lighting.
Times have changed and some of these edifices eventually became private ground.
These edifices were built according to the pagan philosophy of Plato.
The prodigious exterior variety of these edifices, at whose foundation dwells so much order and unity.
These edifices are among the major medieval monuments of Africa.
War gods, money gods andpower gods have been destroying these edifices century after century..
These edifices constitute the profound heritage of this part of Europe.
The Jews, not having any architecture of their own,never cared to give these edifices an original style.
The majority of these edifices are situated in the park near Hükümet Square.
Developments in siege-engine technology,especially during the Crusades, led to constant improvements of these edifices to improve their defensive capacities.
One of these edifices is a very old stable since it is dated back to the 17th century.
The sobriety of the geometric decor is particularly evident on the granite capitals of these edifices, part of the many treasures of Roi Morvan.
All these edifices were gilt and embellished in the most splendid taste of the country.
The old trading centre boasts over a dozen of these edifices that give the town its nickname of"The city of Towers and Gates.
These edifices, which had nothing of the character of a temple, were the center of the whole Jewish life.
Sitting on the ramparts of the old town, these edifices are part of an architectural ensemble of the 18th and 19th centuries.
These edifices most often follow the Benedictine plan, without an ambulatory in the choir(except in Jumièges.
But in the mid-twentieth century, home drinking water andthe development of washing machines gave a fatal blow to all these edifices so beautifully carved in stone.
Many of these edifices are in an“Andean Baroque” style that incorporates Indian influences.
David: So another thing was these edifices that the people on Easter Island wore on a necklace.
Each of these edifices has its own unique identity and seeing them all is not the least bit repetitive.
I had given each of these edifices names reminiscent of Greece: the Poecile, the Academy, the Prytaneum.
These edifices were positioned to face the surface on which the 1.000 square metres had been projected beforehand by a sworn land-surveyor.
The area protected by these edifices was sufficient for the growth of Bern up to the 19th century.
These edifices are among the largest and most enduring examples of Egyptian architecture, with their elements arranged and decorated according to complex patterns of religious symbolism.