Sentence examples for contemporary activities from inspiring English sources
One of the fair's most popular works, for example, is "The 39 Melochos" (39 Varieties of Forbidden Work), a four-volume boxed doorstopper that explains the laws and specifies the kinds of contemporary activities prohibited on the Sabbath.
With the Web 2.0, contemporary activities of users can be properly described as real 'life on the screen'.
The women may also play traditional games such as Jhimma, and Fugadi, or more contemporary activities such as Bhendya till the wee hours of the next morning.
It is a pernicious idea precisely because once you believe in it, you find yourself forced to match all contemporary activity against it.
The objective of this paper is to explore the contemporary activity of ancient theatre as a means of tourism policy using culture as the principal asset.
He added, "And we wanted more realism, showing the scouts in contemporary and active activities — not just having fun".
And for all ages, contemporary daytime activities — marked by nonstop 14-hour schedules and inescapable melatonin-inhibiting iDevices — often impair sleep.
When the newly formed Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi took on the task of transforming this formidable Renaissance edifice into a modern cultural crossroads in 2007, the mission from the outset was to integrate its historical and contemporary art activities.
Workplace injuries and property damage and the safety and health programs designed to prevent them are expensive facets of contemporary industrial activities.
In so doing it seeks to use the current economic and fiscal crisis in the UK to rethink links between contemporary creative activities and the motivations and mechanisms of urban capitalist economies.
Following this, one member of our team makes a formal presentation focused on the urgency of helping students acquire skills in science literacy as a means of creating a competitive and informed population; the presenter also summarizes the many ways that evolution is applied in contemporary human activities (e.g., medicine, agriculture, forensics, and conservation).
