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Meanings of beautiful buildings in English
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Usage of beautiful buildings in English
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It was a mighty place, with great stone walls and beautiful buildings.
2
And, in any event it's certainly not inconsistent with making beautiful buildings.
3
The most beautiful buildings of the Middle Ages are of Gothic architecture.
4
This was one of the most beautiful buildings among the palaces of Milan.
5
Both incredibly beautiful buildings and always such a treat to see shows there.
6
Fine town here, sir, beautiful buildings, and much that may interest a stranger.
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Millions were being poured into it; new and beautiful buildings were almost monthly erected.
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The way to produce beautiful buildings is known to none.
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Dressing smart and with beautiful buildings around, the only drawback is the journey home.
10
England's biggest, most plentiful, most beautiful buildings are its churches.
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And for all the beautiful buildings you see around you, the slums are never far.
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Unfortunately, many of these beautiful buildings are in ruins.
13
The Alhambra and the Generaliffe are considered two of the most beautiful buildings in the world.
14
But these are only a few of the historic and beautiful buildings of the island city.
15
How could they have torn it down, one of the most beautiful buildings in the city?
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You two would need room-likegreat beautiful buildings.
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