Sentence examples for old elements from inspiring English sources

Pottery is a constant battle with the old elements – earth, air, fire and water.

A designer-alchemist, Bass could make old elements new, and use modern graphics to evoke any time period.

(The series continues, mostly by talking about molecules, although sometimes, they update old elements videos or comment upon news events of the day).

The Supreme Court case concerned a fairly typical dispute over whether a combination of old elements in a new way was new or simply "obvious" to any expert.

Among the old elements, the most important is a set of views about society which Mr Henderson calls "do-it-yourself economics".

"She preserved all the old elements of the apartment — plaster decoration, tiles, pocket doors — while updating it for the 21st century," he said.

Despite the large copy number, Mashu is not an old element, because the copy organization is relatively conserved and the insertion sites are highly polymorphic between Japonica and Indica strains [ 29].

It would be best to bring along the old element for comparison to the new element.

You may want to write down what the pattern is from the old element to the new element.

Yet while the Windy City clubs don't jockey with one another for position in the standings, a deeper rivalry embodying age-old elements of class conflict persists.

LONDON – A question about cutting-edge technology in swimming was posed to the Australian Olympic coach Leigh Nugent, who answered with a treatise on one of the sport's age-old elements, the coach-swimmer relationship.