Significats de splendid edifice en anglès

She felt it first when she came in sight of the splendid edifice.

I should like to know when the corner-stone of that splendid edifice is to be laid.

Simon, with his usual gravity, raised his hand, and, pointing to the towering steeple of the splendid edifice, said:

The most singular appendage of this splendid edifice was the font in which the immersion of the saints was practised.

The Church of the Middle Ages was therefore the most splendid edifice that the intellectual classes have so far created.

It was a large and splendid edifice, built in the Egyptian style of architecture; and its grandeur and magnificence truly astonished me.

The Senate were to meet on the Ides of March in a new and splendid edifice, which had been erected for their use by Pompey.

The International Hotel, that once so splendid edifice, through whose portals the tide of opulent life then ebbed and flowed, is all but deserted now.

The most holy temples, and the most splendid edifices, were involved in a common destruction.

They build and they plant; they raise splendid edifices, and lay out pleasure-grounds of mighty extent.

These are all remains of Galla settlements, which the ignorance and exaggeration of the Somal fill with "writings" and splendid edifices.

It is a magnificent street, lined with palaces and splendid edifices of every kind, and always filled with crowds of carriages and people.