Sentence examples for history to construct from inspiring English sources

For Megalithic Robotics, students combined architectural design with architectural history to construct a giant megalith.

She has flown above her own history to construct a surreal but orderly pattern: a fiction that's stranger than her truth but shares its bones.

In her latest body of work, the curious and expansive series Mercury, painter Susan Lizotte both mines and mimics history to construct a poignant and eccentric allegory for the present day.

At the same time, there is something disconcerting about the tendency of movies-as-history to construct Technicolored and sound-tracked edifices of entertainment on the slender foundations of what appear to be actual events, or, at the very least, to mingle fact with fancy, history with imagination, in such a way that the average viewer has no way of sorting out one from the other.

So varied were crustacean life history strategies found to be that Müller found he could use the details and varieties of life history stages to construct a phylogeny of crustacean relationships.

The story of Countryfile's rebirth amounts to a successful case history of how to construct a hit primetime show.

On Dec. 14, the library district's 6,700 voters will be asked to approve an $8.5 million 30-year-bond 30-year-bond 30-year-bondthat the John Jermain Memorial Library on Main Street here for use as a community meeting place and the repository of local history collections and to construct a newould000-square-foot beilding less than a mile soused

Researchers have adapted a method normally used for analyzing the evolutionary history of genes to construct a family tree of Western European languages.

Interestingly, the museum has a pretty long history of trying to construct a larger space, one that goes way back to the mid-1980s.

For the same reason, I'm less interested in the truth or accuracy of this, or any, construction of history than in the need and tendency to construct history more generally.

He seems laboring to construct history -- almost atom by atom -- against a case that brands him, essentially, one of the worst men on the planet.