Sentence examples for ancient stores from inspiring English sources

Vicenza has been an important centre of Italy's gold and silver industry for centuries, but I find the ancient stores lining the ground floor of the Basilica Palladiana are classics in their design, with prices aimed at a seriously wealthy clientele.

But a new study finds that the Anaktuvuk River fire burned only the newest, topmost layer of the soil, leaving the tundra's ancient stores of carbon intact below.

It's probably not a coincidence that human population growth corresponds pretty closely with the easy availability of ancient stores of fossilized energy.

It's probably not a coincidence that this growth corresponds pretty closely with the easy availability of ancient stores of fossilized energy.

It's probably not a coincidence that this growth corresponds pretty closely with the easy availability of ancient stores of fossilised energy.

Gold, that ancient store of value, still anchored the dollar, at $35 an ounce.Special report Living dangerously Freud, finance and folly The price of prudence Too clever by half Financial WMD?

When Mr Brooks last told us about his discoveries in January 2010, I responded by finding the same types of patterns, to the same level of precision, in the alignments of ancient Woolworths stores.

A major achievement so far is a broad consensus that beginning in the industrial era humans, by burning ancient buried stores of carbon-rich coal and oil, have liberated billions of tons of heat-trapping greenhouse gases, warming earth.

ANCIENT Phoenicians stored their drinking water in silver vessels, but not for aesthetic reasons.

THERE is a lot of energy from ancient sunshine stored in the oil that sits below the deserts of Oman.

As an article in Time magazine last fall pointed out, ancient humans stored foodstuffs in cool, dark caves; the Greeks and Romans collected snow and ice from mountains.