Examples of 'fine building' in a sentence
Meaning of "fine building"
Definition: fine building ~ In what context are these phrases used in English: Fine building usually refers to a well-designed, aesthetically pleasing, or high-quality structure such as a house, office building, or landmark. It is commonly used to describe architecture that is impressive, visually appealing, or constructed with attention to detail and craftsmanship
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You stand in front of a fine building.
A fine building is not enough.
We will build a really fine building using simple materials.
Perhaps that is a factor in the continued abandonment of such a fine building as the Farwell.
The mausoleum is a fine building made of bricks partly overlaid with stone and marble.
The Cathedral is a fine building.
A fine building at the centre is the town hall which contains the Earl house.
Wisdom and discernment are like fine building blocks for successful family life.
A fine building in a local Auvergnat version of the Romanesque style.
Isobel The fine building.
This fine building bore a resemblance to the first Bancroft Hall.
And once more in old age, as a fine building should be seen by.
This fine building used to be the State Treasury Building.
Very soon, you could make yourself a part of the history of this fine building.
The Georgian house is a fine building with a commanding view down the valley.
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You 'd think that a more suitable purpose could be found for such a fine building.
Certainly, this fine building would have conveyed a message about their status.
A fascinating mix of medieval fortifications and Renaissance design, this fine building dominates the river.
Wooden-ware, pottery and fine building stone were also once the products of Troy industries.
With your support, I will be able to purchase this fine building.
Such products advantageously consist of, fine building plaster ( A ), said plaster is polyvalent.
Now, he holds the permit to rebuild this place . It 's going to be a fine building.
Ah, a fine building.
The new Post-office is nearly finished, and it is a very fine building.
It's a fine building.
The street on which the bank stood was leveled, including Ben's fine building.
Fine building plaster ( A ), said plaster is polyvalent.
In 1644, the church was greatly renovated and refurbished to form the fine building seen today.
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