Sentence examples for a good two centuries from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, most of the techniques required to make truly fine furniture are a good two centuries old.
In short, it is everything an anthem shouldn't be, which is perhaps why no other country developed an anthem for a good two centuries.
The space was first made habitable by Jack, who blasted through a cave wall and turned it into his home, where he ran an underground supper club (a good two centuries ahead of the curve).
Nearby is another sarcophagus, with a relief sculpture of a winged woman, pre-dating Christianity and its angels by a good three centuries.
Forget Las Vegas and its well-funded promotional campaigns New Orleans has been a refuge from puritanism and the epicenter of North American party travel for a good three centuries.
Her work includes For Her Own Good: Two Centuries of the Experts's Advice to Women, co-authored with Barbara Ehrenreich and published with a new Afterword in 2004.
ROSE TREMAIN'S new novel takes place in and around Copenhagen in the early 17th century, a good three decades after Shakespeare provided the skinny on what was going down at Elsinore a few centuries earlier -- but things are still pretty rotten in the state of Denmark.
He was, in other words, a mid-century American optimist.What Mr Michener was not was a novelist, not a good one.
