Sentence examples for ancient web from inspiring English sources

This is my ancient web page, much of which (e.g. the garish background) is rooted in 1994 (when NCSA Mosaic was still the dominant browser and background GIFs were an exciting new feature of Netscape 1.0).

The church's continuing privileged position gives 26 of its bishops seats as a right in the House of Lords, gives institutional rights on state occasions, including the coronation of the sovereign, and protects it through a complex and ancient web of legislation.

When you combine ancient webs of timber and a large volume of open space, you have the ideal situation for a raging inferno.

"I know how disappointed Tiger is not to be able to play in the Open this year," Dawson said on the Royal and Ancient's Web site.

But to himself, as he strode out at weekends across the brooding hills of the Welsh borders, Tom Bingham was just a small, jobbing figure adding another grey stone or two to the ancient, intricate web of walls known as English common law.

Much work remains to be done in documenting the biological and ecological variation in the distribution of stable isotopes in ancient food webs and the mechanisms responsible for the isotopic signals observed in archaeological plant and animal tissues.

A 2012 study that modelled ancient food webs may help to explain why, says Butler.

In this course you will journey through the complex web and ancient world of mushrooms.

Visit the Ancient Egypt: Narmer Palette Web site (//www.geocities.com/~amenhotep/kings/0101_narmer/palette.html) to see an image of the palette.

Deep inside Beijing's web of ancient back streets, or hutongs, the alarm clock is the strangled cry of the passing rag-and-bone man, and leftovers delivered by nosy neighbors pass as room service.

It may well be that what our society also requires is some kind of slow news, a manner of reporting present events that will at once acknowledge the novel situation, and also redress the balance between the ancient history before the web and a monstrous - and babyish - present.