Examples of using Edifices in English and their translations into Portuguese
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etc, are edifices of the past where a different energy was contained.
The most ancient edifices built by the Lombards in Italy,
In the 15th century no new major Gothic edifices were built in Italy,
Magister Gregorius, marveled at those edifices in the Field of Mars whose antiquity was clear
The religious complex of Blachernae comprised three edifices: The Church of Saint Mary,
Men, in their pride, delight in magnificent and costly edifices and glory in the works of their own hands;
Among the area's more famous concrete and steel edifices is the Puck Building at the foot of SoHo and NoLita area north of Little Italy.
Disfigured and polluted public edifices and seats of learning were restored to their original shape anti use(for instance,
See the contrast between the Indo-Moorish architecture and the ultra modern edifices, the new King's Palace,
At last, after an unspecified time, he reaches those monumental edifices which towers so high above him.
In 1685, the new city's principal edifices were under construction,
designed over 120 edifices, hospitals, and houses from Luzon to Mindanao.
I connected the giant edifices of the gods to find their hub.
St. Anthony of Padua, which remain the area's defining religious edifices.
stone architecture gradually became more common and replaced wooden edifices.
In the heart of the central business district, you can see modern buildings rubbing shoulders with Victorian edifices.
interesting statistics on the various volcanic edifices encountered.
One of the first Decrees of the Greek administration designated those areas as reserved for future excavations and a number of edifices as safeguarded buildings.
Its Russian-style architecture makes it reminiscent of a Siberian city during winter snowfall, although edifices of traditional Korean design somewhat soften this perception.
The University's edifices became a reference in the development of other institutions of higher education in the Portuguese-speaking world where it also exerted a major influence on learning and literature.