Sentence examples for ancient look from inspiring English sources

And although it's hard to infer from the ancient look of the place, the Gardner does present contemporary shows.

At Princeton, the dorms have coats of arms; at Yale, the buildings have been artificially distressed to give them an ancient look.

Looming above that pit is about 45 feet of slurry wall, which has an ancient look, like an excavated section of a medieval castle.

Add in some torch to have light while still maintaining the ancient look.

Try looking for yellowing of the pages, fading, or other thinks that give the book the "ancient" look.

He begins with a description of the light in the courtroom in which Cooke was convicted of murder: "harsher, dustier, more ancient looking" than normal light.

The only differences visible in the video are on the software end of things – a bit of 360 based graphic and sound modifications, and some sort of ancient looking Resident Evil mobile game.

Sometimes a vacation is more curse then blessing – I've been largely away from email and Twitter for about five days now, and returning is less a breath a fresh air and more a deep inhalation of whatever was in that ancient looking Tupperware container found at the back of the fridge behind the pickled artichoke hearts and other infrequently touched items.

Reports in 1980 suggested that the lake would have "ancient– looking sailing ships".

As I passed over the bridge I looked down to see a small, ancient looking barge that might have been out of the 19th Century.

So he takes his towel and a bar of soap and heads off to the nearby nature, where an ancient looking aqueduct has enough cracks in its cement walls that this might soon become a new Tajik sight for tourists - the Varzob waterfalls! (And before we forget - Sharof (16) gets the honorable mention for holding out under the waterfall.