Sentence examples for modern site from inspiring English sources

The modern site, Tell el-Kheleifah, may have been the biblical Ezion-geber.

In the 1270s the Brothers of the Sword, a branch of the Teutonic Knights, founded the fortress of Dünaburg, 12 miles (19 km) above the modern site.

Barnum's Hippodrome eventually changed hands, and on Memorial Day in 1879 became known as Madison Square Garden, the ancestor of the modern site that is known in Barnum-like terms as "The World's Most Famous Arena".

Type in its address and you will see a modern site that provides details of Tim Berners-Lee's seminal achievements at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research where he devised the first web browser and server.Technology Quarterly Sweeping below deck A good kind of gas-guzzling Encouraging hydrophobia You, robot?

The name La Salle dates to 1912, when a group of townspeople moved to the modern site of Lachine, taking that name with them and allowing the old town of Lachine to become incorporated that year as a city under the name of its founder, La Salle.

The working report for 1955-56 dethels thistoryofy of the Broughton Lane stables and their transformation, 60 years after they were first built, into "probably the largest private garage in Manchester", the modern site replete with underground petrol tanks, a tyre store and a vehicle inspection pit.

The campus is one of only a few modern sites (along with the Sydney Opera House) that appear on Unesco's list of 851 extraordinary cultural sites.

Here we present field and micromorphological evidence from archaeological and modern sites in the eastern Mediterranean region (Israel) that indicate that some specific calcretes are human induced.

Notably, modern browsers can still render the majority of decades-old sites still lingering from the web's early days, but modern sites expect browsers to be a significantly more powerful platform than their predecessors.

The current HTTP standard has served the web well over the years, bit HTTP's one-request-at-a-time model means that all those small objects that now make up many modern sites can't always be fetched in parallel.

The oldest portion of Highway 12 was originally known as the Coldwater Portage and later the Coldwater Road, connecting the modern sites of Orillia and Coldwater by a 14 mile trail.