In 1832 his lordship consulted Pugin as to some of the alterations and additions, and this resulted in his designing some new rooms, and decorating and altering the interior of others.
The use of relatively small stones has resulted in an unconventional though pleasing wall effect, due to the prominence and rough character of the pointing which has been brought well out to the edges of the stones.
Although the government subscribed one-fifth of the capital, it was paid for by a roundabout process which actually resulted in the loan of the amount by the bank to the treasury.
Revampings sometimes resulted in an almost unconditional surrender to the French.
The signs of life that succeeded the long petrifaction of the eighteenth century drama and the beginning of the revolutionary epoch thus resulted only in theatrical novelties and in no serious dramatic movement.
As the number of these plays rapidly increased, thereresulted a secularization of treatment and the admission of Senecan as well as Terentian influence.
While their entire readiness to cut or to add resulted in part from ignorant vanity, it depended far more on their confidence in the panacea afforded by Art for all diseases of genius.
During four centuries the changing theatrical conditions, the changing social conditions, the diversity of national peculiarities, have resulted in ideas of tragedy at variance with one another and with the classics.
This transformation from a half-medieval to a nearly modern stage resulted in far-reaching changes in the drama; among others, in a new importance to female parts and in alterations in structure due to the use of scenery and curtain.
The partnership resulted in no distinct departures from the methods of either dramatist, but it seems to have been full of incentive for the younger man, whose poetic gift nowhere displays itself more splendidly.
Whatever the incentive, individual ambition resulted in no individuality of expression.
What he had done to one of them had been at least a contributory cause of the outbreak that had resultedso disastrously for them.
She meant to defend the boy from him if itresulted in homicide.
The reading of this chapter is said to have fired Prince Rupert with the scheme which resultedin the establishment of the Hudson's Bay Company.
In 1855 began their revolt against the imperial authority, which for a time resulted in the establishment of their independence in Western Yun-nan under a chief whom they called Sultan Suleiman.
The low temperature of the summer months and lack of sunshine resulted in a tardy development of fall fruits and a failure to mature them.
This added another valuable lesson to my increasing experience, which resulted in my pinching of the new canes as soon as they had attained a height of from three to four feet.
He was nearly shipwrecked on his way, but that resulted only in a temporary revival of his fervor.
But this venture was not very successful, for only about 1,600 conversions resulted after years of hard labor.
The deciphering of monuments, chiefly Etruscan, was one of his favorite occupations and resulted in his writing his "Saggio di lingua etrusca" in 1789.
His intimacy with the Emperor Charles V, apart from his great personal qualities, naturally resulted in having every honor showered upon him.
Besides its original purpose, this voyageresulted in furnishing much valuable information about the shores, ports, islands and currents of the Upper Gulf.
The guard, finally remembering that they had muskets, fired a few ineffectual shots, and there was some attempt made to search the thicket, which resulted in nothing.
Siret, have resulted in some very interesting discoveries.
The subject at one time was brought up for discussion, and an earnest desire on the part of many to see something of it resulted in my finding a subject to experiment with at once, and fortunately he proved to be an extraordinary one.
The prosecution which he instigated against Mrs. Elmina Slenker, of Virginia, resulted in her acquittal.
This resulted in the establishment of the office of Solicitor of the Treasury, and the earliest measures were taken to give effect to the provisions of the law which authorized the appointment of that officer and defined his duties.
As no candidate had a majority, the election devolved on the House of Representatives, and it resulted in the choice of Mr. Adams.
That this system thus pursued has resulted in no such oppression upon South Carolina needs no other proof than the solemn and official declaration of the late chief magistrate of that State in his address to the legislature.
It was therefore persevered in, and resulted in a treaty, which will be forthwith laid before the Senate.
This resulted in a tangle detrimental to the city's interests, and in 1807 a Commission was appointed to devise a City Plan that should protect the interests of the whole community.
This claim started an investigation, which resulted in Mrs. Cunningham's being suspected of the crime, arrested, tried and acquitted.
The plan adopted by the Commission absolutely disregarded the natural topography of the island, andresulted in a city of straight lines and right angles.
Occasionally some very striking developments resulted from pilgrimages made for the cure of the insane.
It was found that death resulted from natural causes.
All the consultations of all the doctors had resulted in that conclusion.
He had left behind him in his native country a language crude and almost barbaric, incapable of giving expression to the knowledge which he possessed and the thoughts which resulted therefrom.
A severe illness resulted in permanent deafness and compelled him to abandon his profession, when he turned to literature.
This resulted in damage enough to the trap to necessitate my staying an hour or two for repairs.
On leaving the Crown Inn yard, Matilda made an ugly "jib," which almost resulted in a serious accident to the whole expedition.
This determination on Matilda's part resulted in a deviation from the straight line, which nearly landed our fore wheels in the ditch; it also resulted in admonitory flagellation for Matilda.
Henderson was appointed to proceed to St. Andrews to secure its approval of the movement, and his mission resulted in complete success.
Some years afterwards, another minister espoused the cause then represented by Mr. M'Millan and the United Societies, and this union resulted in the constitution of the Reformed Presbytery.
The negotiations resulted in the preparation of an international league in defence of religion and liberty.
Gosnold became active afterward in promoting the expedition which In 1607 resulted in the settlement of Jamestown.
The most important thing to remark in connection with them is that they have often been mistaken, even by medical men, for the effects of syphilitic disease, and much distress has resulted from such mistakes.
Of the whole number of children seventy-three continued to live; and of the eight mothers five died from other causes, leaving but three whose death resulted from the operation.
Great evil has resulted from teaching females that labor cannot terminate, safely, without a great deal of assistance, which can only be rendered properly by those who possess a vast amount of skill and experience.
In other cases the delivery has resulted so suddenly, from the violence of the expulsive efforts, that the vagina and perineum have been lacerated in the most shocking manner.
It is necessary to bear in mind that the pains arising from inflammation have been mistaken for ordinary after-pains, and serious consequences have resulted from the error.
And this injury to his honour had also resulted from what they had pretended and had exposed before every one--that his wife was not their daughter, nor legitimately born, but was the daughter of a harlot.
Much less can an offence of his honour be inferred from the flight; because, as I noted above, this flight resulted from the cause declared.
These alarms generally resulted from the want of a rigid discipline.
So far his every effort had miscarried; each well-laid plan, each secret scheme had butresulted in failure.
Yet such a subdivision might have resulted in explaining the contradiction or paradox (curiously analogous to that propounded by Mr Hinton in 1910, cf.
It is important to notice that time after time the attempts made to demonstrate the early origin of Man in the American Continent have resulted in failure, which in some instances has been regrettably ignominious.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "resulted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
