Examples of using Edifices in English and their translations into Hindi
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Look up at the edifices.
Many new edifices have been built later and are as magnificent.
Many of these subterranean edifices still dot the area.
Approval of Rs 51 Cr for 300 new Gram Panchayat edifices.
Get over the nostalgia of British era edifices, Delhi is going to change right before your eyes.
Today it is also one of the best preserved Roman edifices in Syria.
He created diverse tunes and musical edifices beyond human imagination during his career spanning from 1949 to 1987.
He later went on to build numerous other edifices in his service.
Numerous public edifices: railway stations, the tribunal de commerce, and the Palais Garnier were constructed in the style.
What a mockery it is that they sing“ Hallelujah” choruses in their opulent religious edifices!
This kind of architecture went on to inspire the construction of many edifices and gardens in the post-independence era.
It is located in the city of Bologna, in the PiazzaSanto Stefano and is surrounded by a number of different religious edifices.
The old‘Havelis' and edifices from the past stand silent but their silence also speaks volumes for their owners and people who lived here centuries back.
Stone masonry arches form part of numerous historic buildings-- religious edifices, bridges, walkways, and aqueducts.
The Israelites had to pay the reasonable taxes set out by the Mosaic Law. Then during Solomon's rule, the people cared for very costly national projects,such as building the temple and other edifices.
Among secular edifices mention may be made of the Zenana enclosure wherein a massive stone basement of the Queen's palace and an ornate pavilion called‘Lotus-Mahal are only remnants of a luxurious antahpura.
It has drawn more than 70 million visitors,making it one of the most visited edifices in the world.
Their city is not built continuously,and has no splendid temples or other edifices; it rather resembles a group of villages, like the ancient towns of Hellas, and would therefore make a poor show.
In my recent book, The Vanishing Stepwells of India, I trace the history and wide-ranging styles of these incomparable edifices.
Growing up in Banska Bystrica(pictured below),a town best known for its Mining significance and Historical edifices, young Oblak was surrounded with love from his sports-loving family who helped set him on his career path early in life.
If this isthe case, then resolution to my first problem might require a significant change to the web of edifices that support my lifestyle.
The superior character of the stone work, the presence of these splendid edifices, and of what appeared to be an unusually large number of finely constructed stone dwellings, led me to believe that Machu Picchu might prove to be the largest and most important ruin discovered in South America since the days of the Spanish conquest.
For all intents and purpose any legitimately claimed property might be sold,despite the fact that true property(land and edifices) are the most widely recognized.
While the first path houses many pillared halls, flagstaffs and a dedicated area to distribute the offertories, the second path has many sub-shrines, main kitchen,main hundi and many other important edifices.
In 1896, at a meeting of the Educational Association of China, Rev. P.W. Pitcher railed at the"rottenness of the whole scheme of Chinese architecture," andurged fellow missionaries"to erect unabashedly Western edifices of several stories and with towering spires in order to destroy nonsense about fung-shuy.
This came about by many factors: the larger size and population of Roman cities, the availability of running water following the building of aqueducts, and the invention of cement,which made building large edifices easier, safer, and cheaper.
The edifice allowed traders to have a place to rest during their travels.
They said:“Erect an edifice over them”.
But analysts say this whole investment edifice could come crashing down.
The whole GOC(EH) edifice now became highly marginal in an economic sense.