Sentence examples for works built from inspiring English sources
Many of the amphitheatres, aqueducts, and other Roman works built in Gaul still stand.
Among authoritative works built on the accounts of former detainees is a 2003 report, "The Hidden Gulag," by David Hawk.
Countries with excess capacity and coastal cement works (built mainly to supply home markets by boat) can dump their spare output in nearby coastal states, capping prices there.
Two recent works built mainly of structural steel and glass would make interesting bus stop shelters or park gazebos; in the gallery they're metaphorically intriguing but formally bland.
While such works built upon the lessons of colour and brushstroke he learned from French Impressionism, they rejected the lessons of perspectival space that had been developed in Western art since the Renaissance.
Her frequently autobiographical works built up both a practical yet rigorous philosophy and a portrait of 40 years of the French intellectual scene: the major theme was individual choice and responsibility.
Still, those works build upon the same assumption as HoG: the impact of all addresses in execution time is homogeneous.
If nothing else works, build your bucket list, and hit the gym!
Their work built on earlier analysis drawing the same conclusion.
"Your hard work built this movement," Mr. Plouffe wrote in an e-mail message.
However, this work built a hierarchy visual word which is complex and time-consuming.
