Sentence examples for about two centuries old from inspiring English sources
FEAR of displacement from one's job by a superefficient machine is as old as modern economic growth (which is to say, about two centuries old).
For those who think that narrative art forms are in a state of crystalline stasis it's worth taking a slightly longer view: film is only just over a century old, the novel as we commonly understand it a mere two centuries old – the copyrights that protected them are about 150 years old.
The nearby Palais Lascaris was already two centuries old then.
Selfies: Two Centuries Old?
Yes, vaccination hysteria is at least two centuries old.
More than two centuries old, Malthus's prediction has seen periodic revivals, most recently in the fierce concern about global population of the 1960s and 1970s.
Interesting that he holds a two centuries old belief and is not budging on it.
The project of "networking the world" is more than two centuries old.
Fulham has played here since 1896, but the old cottage, originally a hunting lodge, is almost two centuries older.
She is also just irreverent enough about the pleasures of being married to a man six centuries old.
