Sentence examples for time constructed from inspiring English sources

The small blinking digital counters are back, this time constructed into two large spirals that stretch from floor to ceiling.

Photograph: Efrem Lukatsky/AP 9.35pm BST Another tower, this time constructed as a human pyramid by Hindu groups in Mumbai, India.

The Roman general Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, prior to Ptolemy's time, constructed a map of the world based on surveys of the then-extensive system of Roman military roads.

In this paper, a p-n heterojunction including p-type CuI and n-type TiO2 is first time constructed to be the support for the deposition of Pt.

At the same time, constructed wetlands have been described as "mosquito-friendly habitats" and may raise potential conflicts with neighboring human populations.

Once again, Greek texts triggered a Renaissance, which, this time, constructed our world.

In this deft comedy of manners, Spark has a high time constructing College Sunrise, a small "mobile" private secondary school (one year in Vienna, the next in Lausanne).

She accepts the offer of an elderly and pedantic clergyman, Mr Casaubon, who has spent his time constructing an unfinished Key to All Mythologies Lydgate wants to make scientific discoveries as well as being a good doctor.

At the same time, constructing anything new here is a major headache.

Was all that time constructing a flattering yet also somehow self-deprecating and goofy profile image in vain?

The military had to spend time constructing a make-shift passage to the town.