Sentence examples for Three centuries old from inspiring English sources

The lighting will be improved, the organ — with parts approximately three centuries old — renovated.

MODENA, ITALY — Living in a house that is three centuries old can have its benefits — and its drawbacks.

More than three centuries old, horse racing at its highest levels remains a playpen for the very rich.

While Yale University cannot match Oxford's antiquity, neither is it, at three centuries old this year, a parvenu.

No new technology empowered him: the compass was already at least three centuries old by the time he discovered Hispaniola in 1492.

This was the greatest city of the New World, three centuries old when New York was a muddy clutch of huts.

It is two centuries old.

It's about two centuries old.

He was three or four centuries old, at most.

The Eiffel Tower has a new rival, five centuries old.

The English dictionary, born in 1604, is four centuries old.