Sentence examples for modern extension from inspiring English sources
The original also claimed that the Tate Modern extension will devote two levels to art.
Algebraic geometry is a modern extension of the subject to multidimensional and non-Euclidean spaces.
Walk left round into the huge piazza at the back of the barracks, to the starkly modern extension Hadid designed.
The original mock-Tudor establishment has been given a modern extension, but carries an authentic 1950s vibe.
The couple built a modern extension as well, to house a large kitchen, living room, gym and reception area.
It was a rare sight in a region where the death penalty is usually unquestioned and often viewed as the modern extension of tribal law demanding revenge.
Route-setting or route-interlocking systems are modern extensions of this principle.
Sidemen and guests took their turns in the spotlight with their own material, also leaning toward bluegrass and its modern extensions.
If the Queen were on hand today to open Tate Modern's new extension – a 10-storey "twisted pyramid" costing £260m – she would see another giant spider, and a lot of square tubes and some wooden trellises hanging on a ceiling to make Pavilion Suspended in a Room.
16 years later, Tate Modern has a new extension and a year-long home for some of the French sculptor's works, as part of its Artist Rooms series.
Correspondingly, plans for the new extension to Tate Modern (designed by Herzog & de Meuron and set to open in time for the Olympic Games in 2012) include more restaurants and cafes, spaces for performances and films, and dedicated areas for families.
