Sentence examples for modern making from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jones said: "I thought of images of fancy footwork that European imperialism would have used in court dances, but messing it up and making it more modern, making sure that she uses the different corners of the room, but also acting as if she's in a round space, where there are people looking down upon her in a courtyard".

Historically, the modern making culture started in 1952 at MIT with the development of a numerically controlled milling machine (Gershenfeld, 2012).

While this enabled the technology-oriented aspects of the modern making, social aspects occurred even earlier in history: women met in common spaces for knitting, and they exchanged their knowledge and tools.

The design of the Tate Modern makes triumphant use of its riverside location.

And what we are offering will not just be a modern, made to measure, global service.

The story of the University of London's cleaners ought to be a modern Made in Dagenham.

Yet "Living Modern" makes clear that O'Keeffe's style was not ancillary to her genius but fundamental to it.

"Something really traditional set against something really modern makes the traditional seem even more traditional and the modern seem even more modern," Blumenthal explains.

Customization, which is the modern made to measure, will change architecture from its very foundations.

Others were modern, made by artisans in the countryside north of Lima.

The samples used in this study consisted of modern (made within the last 10 years) and historic (dating from 1769 183232) parchment documents.