Sentence examples for modern areas from inspiring English sources

The villas in the modern areas are constructed of concrete.

In the modern areas people are strict, but there you will hear old men singing, and see shops filled with musical instruments".

You can wander through modern areas, bars, tourist shops and restaurants and then stumble upon a little fenced-off area that's an extraordinary ruin – almost as if it's not a big deal, when it is.

Yet Mr Kahn says there could also be gains, as activity shifts from cities with an out-of-date capital stock (like New York's ageing infrastructure) to more modern areas.

It's in a very modern area of New York, which is counterintuitive to old Bibles.

Another sign that we're entering the modern area is what is called a walking costume made by the House of Callot Soeurs in 1914.

"We've had three firing squad executions in the modern area -- since the '70s -- that have gone off without a hitch," she said.

The Qum-Darya bow was superseded in the modern area of Hungary by an 'Avar' type, with more and differently-shaped laths.

The cancellation of absorption and extinction errors which occurs on taking intensity quotients using reverse-beam measurements of Friedel pair intensities cannot in general be achieved with modern area-detector instruments (but see footnote 2, §2.2).

We aim to extend the story of diffraction lines by proposing a fourth process which has become apparent a century on from Rutherford's experiment only because of the immense flux of third-generation synchrotron sources and the considerable dynamic range of modern area detectors.

However, as you head into the Downtown area, the cobbles give way to a grid system, the older buildings become isolated among modern office areas and 19th-century red brick.