Examples of 'buttresses' in a sentence
Meaning of "buttresses"
Buttress is a noun that denotes a projecting support of stone or brick built against a wall
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- plural of buttress
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of buttress
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I will bet her buttresses are pretty hardcore.
Buttresses are made from flint and brick.
There are also three buttresses on each wall.
Brick buttresses support the nave walls.
There are square angled buttresses to each corner.
The two buttresses to each wall are medieval.
Three half walls with bolted buttresses.
It has angle buttresses and a pointed doorway.
The single arch has supporting buttresses.
It has diagonal buttresses decorated with monograms.
The tower and nave are supported by buttresses.
Between each pair of buttresses is a lancet window.
One buttresses a building because it is threatening to collapse.
There are five buttresses along each wall.
Along both sides are stepped stone buttresses.
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Limestone buttresses divide the wall surfaces.
At the corners of the church are angle buttresses.
Between the bays are buttresses rising to pinnacles.
There are also six exterior brick buttresses.
A series of buttresses support its perimeter walls.
Dressed sills and cappings to the buttresses.
It has angle buttresses and a pyramidal roof.
It has a wide church with thick buttresses.
The flying buttresses were added as a decorative feature.
The walls are supported by large sloping buttresses.
The walls are structured by buttresses and tracery windows.
At the corners of the church are diagonal buttresses.
Brick buttresses brace the walls.
The lower trunk often has buttresses.
There are stone buttresses to both walls.
The flanks of the church have buttresses.
There are buttresses at the western corners.
At the east end angled buttresses were used.
Brick buttresses were constructed on its corners.
It has three stages and diagonal buttresses.
The trunk and buttresses are shaped in even curves.
The walls separating them act as buttresses.
The buttresses were added after the tower was built.
The walls are so thick that no buttresses are required.
Prominent buttresses form at the base.
The aisle bays are separated by buttresses.
Battered buttresses reinforce this wall.
The massif is flanked by many steep buttresses.
There are two buttresses with ornamented coping stones.
On the north side is a wall with buttresses.
The tower has corner buttresses and is embattled.
The walls of the tower are supported by buttresses.
Small buttresses protrude at the corners.
At the corners of the tower are clasping buttresses.
It has angle buttresses and a parapet in the centre.
