Sentence examples for finds from the from inspiring English sources

In finds from the Bronze Age on, weapons and jewelry frequently are found in wells and springs.

Fascinating finds from the Pliocene Epoch (some 5 million years ago) are some very flattened wing bones (humeri) that exhibit features at both ends resembling those of penguins.

Excavations on the Esqueline Hill and finds from the Tiber River have produced some small pewter statuettes of divinities that may well be votive offerings.

The stink of rotting waste haunts the area around the disposal facility, the site of stalls and junk shops that buy finds from the scavengers.

She put them in a combination of designer pieces and vintage finds from the '60s and '70s, which is also the way she dresses.

He uses the principles he finds from the study of the natural world — those of interaction and interdependence — and extends them to urban life, often citing Jane Jacobs.

In the past, fifteen ship finds from the Viking Age were found in Europe.

The points that the scanning pattern finds from the object are on the outer edges of the object.

This finds from the restrictions (ii) and (iii) that lim n → ∞ g ( ∥ J T n x n − J x n ∥ ) = 0.

(ii) finds from the circumstances in which the statement was made and recorded that there are satisfactory indicia of its reliability.

Apart from the kitsch dioramas and disturbingly lifelike mannequins, highlights include finds from the Al-Qusais archaeological site dating back to between 2500 BC and 500 BC.