Sentence examples for Has centuries from inspiring English sources

The arts world has centuries of experience in managing such difficult people.

The family has centuries of history in Frankfurt; Anne was born there in 1929.

Verdict Moon's painting is far richer; the Fool is still learning and has centuries of practice to go.

By this point in its history classical music has centuries' worth of repertory, and our major orchestras and arts centers face the challenge of keeping that repertory fresh.

German has centuries of prestige in science, philosophy and literature, despite the failures of Germany's colonial efforts.But these results must be handled with care, the authors note.

Founded in 1694, it has centuries of experience in dealing with financial troubles, not least in acting as a lender of last resort.

Has a quarter-century of now unfashionable identity politics blunted rather than sharpened debate?

Has the past century witnessed moral progress or a moral collapse?

Has the past century seen moral progress or a moral collapse?

The billboard asking, "Has the 21st-century killed Art?" (the main character's name) doesn't qualify.

"The Crossing of the Desert Has Lasted a Half-Century," read a recent headline in the newspaper Le D? (The Challenge).