The phrase "assembled in the third" is not a standard expression in written English and may lack clarity without context.
It could be used in contexts related to assembly or organization, possibly referring to a third group or category.
Example: "The components were assembled in the third section of the factory to streamline production."
Alternatives: "put together in the third" or "constructed in the third".
While a Dizzy Gillespie track played in the background, those already assembled in the third-floor ballroom — older folks, mostly; City Hall types and local business leaders — reminisced about the primary campaign as though it had just concluded.
Cabinets of curiosities assembled in the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries still hold a fascination for contemporary scholars and viewers.
The iPads had embarked on the first leg of a journey that would ironically return them to the country where they were assembled in the first place.
No one ever says as much, but, of course, the toxic assets were assembled in the first place, and were sold well past the danger point, because the fees from doing so were high enough to extinguish caution.
If you then consider how high the odds are against a decent design archive being assembled in the first place, and preserved for posterity, it seems remarkable that any of them survive.
It's true that the Saints lost far more games than they won with Lockett standing in the goal square, but that underrates the depressing mire from which he'd retrieved the entire club and the uninspiring list they'd assembled in the first half-decade of Plugger's career.
According to Talmudic commentary, assembled in the twelfth century, the roads leading to the cities of refuge were to be well marked, free of obstacles, and wider than regular roads, so that those who have killed another unwittingly could proceed there without delay.
The mechanical parts were assembled in the fifth-floor area in November 1975, using a non-original Mangel-Illions mechanism.
