Sentence examples for age of construction from inspiring English sources

"Let us usher in a great golden age of construction," exhorts one of the 310 official patriotic slogans published this year.

The tower, built two years before the Empire State Building, is Brooklyn's most magnificent skyscraper from New York's golden age of construction and, at the time it was erected, the tallest four-sided clock tower in the nation.

Indeed, perhaps the single most important technological advance was the railroad; in this bold age of construction, railroads thrust out across much of Latin America, speeding transportation between productive zones and urban centres and ports.

The influence of key parameters in predicting seismic fragility, such as the number of storeys and the age of construction, is illustrated.

For this purpose, 7362 buildings located in downtown Beirut were surveyed by Saint Joseph University (USJ) staff within the framework of the LIBRIS ANR project, gathering information on the age of construction, number of floors and position of each building.

Because the unaggregated building characteristics available are limited to the structural typology, age of construction, and quality of maintenance, the vulnerability assignment method proposed by Bernardini et al. (2008) was only partially adopted.

Photos dating from 1870 confirm its age, but the date of construction for the barn cannot be determined, but it may date from the 18th-century.

Distributions were developed for winter and non-winter seasons for three home age ranges by date of construction pre-19800, 1981–1995, and post-1995).

This age of extravagant construction paradoxically saw a leap in previously unthinkable downmarket repurposing.

There existed a golden age of bridge construction … All were engineering marvels.

It was, he reflected, "undoubtedly esteemed a very ingenious performance, by the people, at the age of its construction".