Sentence examples for constructed back from inspiring English sources

One reason initially promising plays often go wrong in the second act is that they seem to be constructed back to front: concluding events and the characters' fates are the first things fixed in the playwright's mind.

A magnetic-polarity time scale for the stratigraphy of normal and reversed magnetic stripes can be constructed back as far as 280 260 million years ago, which is the age of the oldest extant segment of ocean floor.

The sculptural tribute was constructed back in 2012 from a design by artists Marcos Saboya and Gualter Pupo with the hands of 200 volunteers.

The Blackfriars Bridge over the River Thames was constructed back in Victorian times, and now it's getting a distinctly steampunk facelift with the addition of 4,400 photovoltaic panels.

When St James was constructed, back in the 1920s, they built an extra train platform and over a kilometre of tunnels, with a plan to build another train route through to Randwick.

When St James was constructed, back in the 1920s, they built an extra train platform and over a kilometre of tunnels, with a plan to build another train route through to Randwick.

Even including this recent advantage, the long-term margins of superiority achieved by these theoretically constructed back-tested portfolios are not large between 1% and 2% per year.

But to his critics he is leaving a burning ship that he helped construct back in the 1990s out of bits of rope and balsa wood.

But, in reality, they are combining and altering substances that have been derived from living organisms and then inserting the novel construct back into organisms to effect particular changes.

The team inserted 19 markers to distinguish the synthetic virus from natural strains, then used enzymes to convert the construct back to RNA.

The columns and rafters were constructed from back-to-back lipped channel sections, and the apex and eave joints comprised brackets bolted to both the webs and flanges of the channel sections.