Sentence examples for archaic town from inspiring English sources
And Lincoln itself is in crisis at the moment, following a period when the brand was known most for a model that consumers rarely bought: the archaic Town Car sedan, once the darling of livery drivers and funeral directors in the US, which was discontinued after the 2011 model year.
Gisèle Croës, at Danese, with her flair for the monumental, has brought two staggering archaic bronze basins to town, though her centerpiece is even more unusual: an intact stone funerary bed from the Northern Wei period (386-535).
Who knew that local chickens could be carefree given our town's archaic poultry ordinances?
The total area of the archaic city is unknown, but Hellenistic town walls and foundations have been uncovered.
HE delights in showing off the archaic drill and other instruments in the town's dentist's office, asking, "Makes you appreciate the dentist you have today, doesn't it?" In the white clapboard church, he likes to ring the old church bell and invite guests to sit on the antique pews and "talk to the man upstairs" if they are so inclined.
The punishment that awaits him is expulsion from the town (and presumably death) by an archaic catapult, showing how anachronistic the law really was.
In Polish, is an archaic possessive form of Krak and essentially means "Krak's (town)".
We'd just biked from the streets of Prato to a public park, gliding past the small town's modern farms and ancient churches before slipping through its archaic walls and bursting into Cascine di Tavola.
While the outside world changed, the inn sat primly at the town green, a faded painting by the entrance in the Olde English style featuring a captured white hart, the archaic word for a mature stag.
These towns produced bilingual coins with inscriptions in Latin and in a variant of neo-Punic with both archaic and evolved traits.
