Sentence examples for the engineers of from inspiring English sources

One epic feat of ancient military engineering was the pontoon bridge built by the engineers of the Persian king Xerxes across the Hellespont (modern Dardanelles), which, according to Herodotus, was accomplished by a mile-long chain of boats, 676 in all, arranged in two parallel rows.

And would it not be something to see the engineers of opinion, by refusing to serialise infamy, try to jam at least one of the engines of a machine that is now hurtling along at full tilt?

"And artists can be the engineers of emotion".

"We are close to the engineers of Formula E and we are brainstorming," he said.

The engineers of those days either knew or thought little about conservancy even as applied to the ports they constructed.

In fact, there are many writers and poets in South Florida; they are the engineers of imagination.

It is not, however, necessary to credit the engineers of antiquity with a conscious intention to build forever.

New efforts must be made between scholars and the engineers of modern communication to link knowledge and communication.

62) Anthropoid Czech soldiers assassinate notoriously brutal Nazi commander Reinhard Heydrich, one of the engineers of the Holocaust.

True, Iraq is nowhere close to where the engineers of change thought it would have been post-Saddam Hussein, but it has certainly come a long way.

Then came the engineers of the state telephone company, angry at government plans to end its monopoly of non-local calls.