Sentences with phrase «built along the slope»

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We love: the smartly designed nooks and tables built into former display cases along the walls (in lieu of chairs, which the sloped floor couldn't accommodate)

Masterfully built along a rocky slope, it dazzles with the spectacular architecture and interior design of its rooms, suites and private villa, its stunning collection of contemporary artworks and antiques, exceptional bespoke service, and ultra-convenient location, merely few minutes away from Mykonos Town.

Built into the hillside, the house stretches along the slope to offer views from several levels.

Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's, the nine - hole course follows the slopes along and above Clear Fork Creek.

The home has 5 levels and is built along the mountain slope.

Two separate hotel buildings (one with 18 guestrooms and the other with 20 guestrooms) and 18 luxury villas are strewn along a sloping hillside.

As new technology allows, or as poverty demands, rich and poor alike have pushed into soggy floodplains or drought - ridden deserts, built on impossibly steep slopes, and created vast, fragile cities along fault lines that tremble with alarming frequency.

The North Slope is loosing the physical remains of its deep and fascinating cultural heritage to this increased erosion; whaling villages have been built along the coastline for over a thousand years.

It appears that at least one hospital and a school — two of the keystone structures in any community — are among the buildings that collapsed, along with dozens of shanties built on steep slopes.

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