Sentence examples for century above from inspiring English sources
It was consolidated at the end of the century, above all in Florence.
The Italian prima donna Magda Olivero, who has died aged 104, had one of the most remarkable careers of the 20th century, above all as a leading exponent of the often-derided art of the verismo soprano.
Hitchcock was born in the final year of the 19th century above his father's greengrocer's shop in Leytonstone, but the family moved to a fishmonger's in Limehouse when Alfred was six or seven.
But it is in the 18th century, above all others, that the philosophy of developmentalism took shape, forming a preview, so to speak, of the social evolutionism of the next century.
Striking examples of such haloes are also found among mosaics that were put up in Hagia Sophia in Istanbul in the 9th century, above all in a panel with the kneeling emperor (Leo VI?).
More News From The Times Susan Dominus's Big City column looks at the fascinating life of Claire Oesch, a 93-year-old Swiss immigrant who has been a barfly at the Café des Artistes for decades, living for more than half a century above it, in the Hotel des Artistes.
Experts say the violent weather of the past few years in the Northeast is stressing the 20th century above-ground utility grid as never before, along with the people who depend on it.
All three varieties have their lowest value in the present (3%to4%4%) with an increase (except for the comparably low variability between 2031 to 2040) towards mid-century (above 8%) and a slight decline towards 6% to 7% at the end of the century.
This paper examines the interaction of successive historic construction phases in the church and monastery of Santa Maria Nova Santa Francesca Romanaa) in Rome, built between the 8th and 20th centuries above the platform of the Roman temple of Venus and Rome, and their effect on the overall stability and conservation of the buildings.
Adaptations came first in the 19th century (see above).
Palace of the Dukes of Braganza Built during the 15th century (pictured above), now a museum (00 351 253 541 244; €5, free Sunday am) filled with treasures.
