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#past и p.p. от build

Тезаурус:

1. Mr Kluge built a communications conglomerate, Metromedia Inc, from scratch.
2. In Bombay the new stations were built in international concrete style.
3. In this way Dr. Bach built up a complete medicine chest of thirty-eight flowers to cover all known negative states of mind.
4. At least one small nineteenth-century factory in Dentorn, Greater Manchester, as an area noted for the manufacture of hats, was built with certain architectural features included so that it might easily be converted into a terrace of houses.
5. Sprinter No 150279 - one of the 150/2 series built with gangwayed ends - in the Nantgarw Gap nearing Radyr on the Taff Vale main line.
6. In Chile, British railway capital provided Valparaiso with a classical station, while Santiago's Alameida Station was built on the broad Avenida Bernardo O'Higgins, linking the railway to independence heroes in a manner common throughout Latin America.
7. It was built in the beautiful plum-coloured brick he had used at his main residence of Rycote.
8. At Goulbourn a large brick structure with stone quoins and cornices and a central tower and dome had been built in the 1870s, and structure with powerful round-headed arches and long arcading on two storeys was more reminiscent of Indian stations than of those of Europe or North America.
9. By this time Regina Union (1911), Brandon (1911), and Winnipeg (both CPR and the Union station of the Canadian Northern and the GTP (1911)) were all built in the style.
10. The house was built in the 1930s by Elika Junkova, a celebrated female racing driver with a love of Bugatti motorcars.
11. Sir Christopher Wren had already built the Sheldonian, and being the court architect had enormous stylistic influence.
12. The buildings are not open to the public, but Nailsworth and other nearby Cotswold towns and villages, such as Chipping Campden, Painswick and Uley, are rewarding places to visit for an impression of the wealth of local clothiers who built themselves fine houses as well as fine churches for their communities.
13. It was commissioned from the sculptor by the sixth Duke of Bedford and, once transported from Rome, housed in the Temple of the Graces specially built for it at Woburn.