Sentences with word «aquaduct»
An aqueduct is a type of structure or system that carries and transports water, usually from one place to another. Full definition
For «packs» you'll see the Chuggington Double Decker Roundhouse (split in two), the Chuggington Figure 8 Clock Tower set, Thomas and Friends Water Tower Figure 8 Set, two expansion packs, Thomas and Friends Echo Tunnel (discontinued), and an unknown no name tunnel and aquaduct bridge.
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Above the high walls and the gate, which is flanked by two heavy towers, runs the 11th century aquaduct, with at its end a wooden paddle wheel.
It is a picturesque ride over the Arcos de Lapa aquaduct (that dates 1744) and along cobblestoned streets up to the Santa Teresa where you will find old mansions and intriguing bars (some are over 100 years old).
What was different was that Rome brought greater order to the region that brought those beloved roads and aquaducts.
And I fail to see how the crucifixions helped, in any way, to build the roads, aquaducts, etc..
Évora is a worthwhile destination just by itself: a Roman temple, an aquaduct, atmospheric streets with whitewashed houses and lots of landmarks.
Now there are two interesting rules about levadas (or any aquaduct).
By the way though, an aquaduct with well designed irrigation systems does not mean flooding the land with water, as the hostile argument tends to portray the forestation concept.