Examples of using Buttresses in English and their translations into Russian
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When you're through, we will add the buttresses.
I will bet her buttresses are pretty hardcore.
The educational system in some ways reflects and buttresses such practices.
You know those buttresses that you had put up for the wall?
The nest is located on the ground in dense brush orbetween raised root buttresses.
There are five buttresses along each wall.
This magnificent three-storeyed building with huge two feet thick walls and buttresses.
Large buttresses reinforce the structure both inside and outside.
Education Act 16 of 2001 which buttresses article 20 of the Constitution;
At the foot of the structure archeologists discovered a few stone blocks and profiled buttresses.
Were male bigger windows,special buttresses are built, the roof is established four slope.
Outside buttresses adorned with pilasters and covered with three pairs of columns with capitals of the Corinthian order.
Manastirea has strong fortifications,with massive buttresses, thick walls almost two metri.
Outside the buttresses are decorated with pilasters and covered by three steams of columns with capitals of Corinthian order.
The south wing contains some traces of old work in the buttresses and a 14th-century two-light window.
It is a rectangular structure with a large saddle roof and Gothic gables,the thick outer walls of which are supported by buttresses.
The enhancement of such mechanisms buttresses our collective efforts to build security and peace.
It is an austere-looking church with a small wooden choir anda large nave in the Gothic style with the buttresses anchored in the gorge of the hill.
Even though the structure was to be taller, the buttresses were made thinner in order to pass maximum light into the cathedral.
The interior lacks aisles which are replaced by rows of small chapels between brick internal buttresses, making Albi a hall church.
It has thick stonewalls,powerful buttresses, ascetic cells and a bridge that runs over a narrow trench.
The building was designed as a lightweight structure, its upper 40 by 40 metre floor, six meters above the ground,resting entirely on four buttresses creating a floating effect.
The most striking feature of Paoay Church is the 24 huge buttresses of about 1.67 metres(5.5 ft) thick at the sides and back of the church building.
This buttresses our right to recover our lands occupied by Israel for more than 40 years, which is supported by a great Power and by a small number of other countries.
The exterior of the church is decorated with blind arched niches that serve as buttresses; inside, a ribbed vault supports the dome.
A strong and capable United Nations buttresses multilateralism, which is essential today more than ever before to deal with the global problems of our time.
The external shape of a cathedral on extent XVIII-XIX of centuries has undergone serious changes: were male bigger windows,special buttresses are built, the roof is established four slope.
The true measure of progress remains social justice that buttresses equity and personal dignity and ensures the universal enjoyment of fundamental human rights and freedoms.
Typical of the period, were supporting parts or ancillary resolved with reasons to the column twisted, clearly inspired by the baldachin designed by bernini for St. Peter's, parties, rich carving, and sculptural high relief and even all round within a vortex of spirals, cones and spirals, curved profiles and broken, finials agitated by gables articulated shaping, grembiuline adorned d ornaments,corbels, buttresses, and quant another d necessary to handle forms and structures.
Further, the Labour Act,the Protection of Employment Act are part of the legislative framework that buttresses the provisions on the right to decent work and to collective bargaining.