The boys visited the cathedral, which is a fine building of gray stone, and being the first which most of them had seen, it had a considerable interest to them.
Very likely it is; and here is a fine building on the other side.
This New Court is a fine building, ornamented with busts of the most conspicuous men of Caius.
St. Mary's Church at Warwick is a fine building, which in the early part of the last century replaced the original collegiate church of St. Mary, an edifice that had unfortunately been burnt.
It is a fine building with a Doric façade and columns; it is peculiarly striking from its noble simplicity.
The Theatre is a fine building and is of immense size.
The Villa is unfurnished and out of repair and the garden and grounds are neglected: it is a great pity, for it is a fine building and in a beautiful position.
On landing, we found ourselves opposite the Custom House, a fine building, with which we afterwards made a closer acquaintance.
First we went to the temple of Gion, a fine building, standing in extensive grounds, and surrounded by smaller temples and houses for the priests.
Templars' period, but is a fine building of the Decorated and Perpendicular periods.
The church of St John is a fine building, Perpendicular and earlier in date, picturesquely placed on an elevation above the town, with a lofty tower and spire.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fine building" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
