Sentence examples for an ancient design from inspiring English sources
He ran away from this high-octane environment when he was 16 and wound up in British Columbia building kayaks to an ancient design.
Those who experience cellphone-withdrawal symptoms might find peace in a stroll through the seven-circuit labyrinth the Fentons have created in stone at the back of their property, near Bushkill Stream, using an ancient design.
The sukkah, Mr. Bennett said, "is an ancient design practice which could not be more 21st century, with its themes of sustenance, shelter, hunger, hospitality and the temporary nature of all that surrounds us".
Panther is an ancient design, but its customers love it for its size and reliability.
Hasselborough noted at the time the presence of a wrecked ship "of ancient design," presumably Polynesian.
The NRA Dark Ops Vendetta puts a tactical spin on this ancient design... Multiple finger grooves and traction notching provide secure grip and leverage -- important for utility use, but VITAL for self-defense!
It will feature a reading by Elizabeth Gaffney from her public-works-obsessed historical novel, "Metropolis," and a guest appearance by the Center for Urban Pedagogy's "Sewer in a Suitcase," which will explain the ancient design of the city's combined sewer system and how it channels street runoff and untreated sewage into the canal after heavy rains.
Nina Kraut, who manages the property for the owner, Mason Way L.L.C., said feng shui, an ancient Chinese design system, was "a sign of the times".
The Unshoe Wacova ($45 to $50) is a simple huarache, an ancient shoe design made popular by Christopher McDougall's barefoot running bible, "Born to Run".
A knitted hat of alpaca fleece and sheep wool, with an ancient abstract design, the kind worn by men for centuries in Peru and Bolivia, was made in 2002 by an anonymous male artist of Quechuan origin in Cuzco province, Peru.
This can be accomplished, the author says, by harnessing the force of feng shui (pronounced fung shway), an ancient Chinese "design system" that claims to establish spaces "that naturally support and nurture the individuals who occupy them".
