machine age

It was a vision for men of the machine age.

This idea was the very gospel of the machine age.

Because human beings are the slaves of the machine age.

He has, in fact, got the second machine age to relax, with no loss of efficiency.

"People are so desperate to remove themselves from the machine age in architecture," she said.

The typeface takes inspiration from the machine age, and industry.

But the principles of the machine age do not hold for the information age.

The railroads were the first great achievement in transportation of the machine age.

"Their machine age lies some three thousand years ahead of them, but they are a happy people.

Irving Berlin called jazz the "music of the machine age."

Then, in the early 20th century, calls went out to celebrate the machine age.

His furniture defined the possibilities of breeding in the machine age.

As an aviator, she broke barriers and made the machine age her own.

In truth, as robots and other machines age, their movements become erratic.

He was the foremost American authority on the economics of the emerging "the machine age."

Didn't nobody tell you this is the machine age?

It attempted to integrate the dynamism of the machine age into art.

"This is the machine age, and no one uses a pump when you can turn on the tap.

They believed that the machine age demanded expression in a particular formal vocabulary.

Evidently, machines made in the machine age live forever.

Nor has the subject, a Russian peasant wedding, seemed of relevance to the machine age.

Furthermore, they are separated from the spirit of the Machine Age.

"The influence of the machine age must be destroyed.

He was the epitome of the machine age designer.

It is an aesthetic preference inspired by the Machine Age.