Sentence examples for constructed back in from inspiring English sources

Chimeric antibodies came first, constructed back in 1984 by joining the gene that generates the constant region of a human antibody, the base of the Y, to the genes that generate the variable regions of mouse antibodies, the outer arms of the Y.

That's the popular bass fishery's lowest mark since the reservoir was constructed back in 1967.

The "grill" my mother and I constructed back in the 1950s was so basic that by today's standards, it would be almost nonexistent.

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.

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.

Constructing the back-in angle parking plus the new parking along Coyote Hill Road will result in a 25percentt increase in the amount of parking available for the Dish.

Yost, meanwhile, constructs his lineup the way Michael Corleone constructs nightmares: just when you think you're out, they pull you back in again.

Edouard Peisson, who has a nice little house in the hills near Aix-en-Provence, does not work in one of the front rooms where he could enjoy a beautiful view of the valley and the play of light in the distance, but has had a little library corner constructed in back, the window of which gives on an embankment bordered with lilacs.

Flann may not have invented postmodernism in literature (my fellow Tipperaryman, Laurence Sterne, was deconstructing Tristram Shandy even as he constructed it, way back in 1759), but he did it better than perhaps anybody else, before or since.