Sentence examples for age building from inspiring English sources
Burckhardt was fascinated by photography at any early age, building a pinhole camera when he was 15.
They are the architects, designers and bricklayers of the information age, building the software that animates everything from the world's financial markets to fuel injectors in trucks.
Bill began his interest in photography at an early age building a darkroom with his brother Bernarr in their home in Pasadena Ca. His high school photography teacher, Earl Baird, inspired him to pursue a career as a photographer.
"But it was found in the foundations of a very big house we are still uncovering – 50 metres long at least – so we believe it may turn out to be the biggest Iron Age building in Britain, which must have belonged to a chief or a sub chief, a very big cheese in the town.
Relevant predictors in the model were tectonic units, building age, building type, soil texture, degree of urbanization, and floor level (Hauri et al. 2012).
Each boy was shown a video of a boy of similar age building a balanced and symmetrical structure with wooden blocks and was then given ten minutes to build the same structure with the same blocks.
£8, 8.30pm, ysp.co.uk Butser Ancient Farm has iron age buildings, rare breed animals and crops from prehistory.
In common with most other Bronze Age buildings in Anatolia, its walls were composed of a brick-filled timber framework on stone foundations.
As well as the ruins of iron age buildings, this precious 500-hectare forest is home to the "druids" – a series of oaks up to 600 years old.
Glass, metal, natural light, white surfaces, orthogonal geometry, solid and void: this basic vocabulary can be found in any number of 20th-century "machine age" buildings.
The research requirements for the ages are the following (there are exceptions for a few civilizations): Feudal: 500 food, 2 Dark Age buildings Castle: 800 food, 200 gold, 2 Feudal Age buildings Imperial: 1000 food, 800 gold, 2 Castle Age buildings (or 1 castle).
