Sentence examples for early models of the from inspiring English sources
A useful analogy is with early models of the Solar System.
So many versions were tried that early models of the Gherkin look like dildos in the Topkapi harem.
He said his research showed that early models of the statue "were more Negroid," adding that "the idea of the black Statue of Liberty has been kept out" of historical accounts.
She confuses 'astrological' with 'astronomical'; describes early models of the atomic nucleus in various nutty ways (electron plum puddings); and includes the suggestion that 'invisible rays could be detected by the light they caused in a tube'.
But Steve St. Angelo, manager of Toyota's complex in Georgetown, Ky., where the Camry is built, said the transmission complaints could be linked to defects Toyota discovered in a few early models of the latest Camry.
Since 2003, G.M. has reported more than 75 deaths and 1,500 injuries involving early models of the now-recalled cars, according to a review of federal safety data.
That pain had helped her craft an early model of the sex-offender registry and, later, a nuanced critique of what it had become.
This was, indeed, an early model of the atom, but it was realised that such atoms would collapse in an instant.
An article on Tuesday about technical problems in the Air Force's F-22 Raptor aircraft described incorrectly an early model of the plane that was produced in 1997.
Afterward, the original page will go back into a vault and an early model of the case containing a facsimile of the Bill of Rights will anchor an exhibit on efforts to preserve the documents over the years.
