Sentence examples for age ancient from inspiring English sources

OKLAHOMA CITY — At least one example of the printed word is in great demand even in the digital age: ancient Bibles.

Dreamily or jocosely harmonious in the late Renaissance and the Baroque Age, ancient sculpture had to be severe or melodramatic at the time of the Revolution and the Empire, in tune with the sound of incessant war.

This concept prods New Age, ancient, and scientific tenets.

Furthermore, there appears to be no clustering by sample age; ancient samples do not seem to cluster together, nor do they appear only at the centre of the networks (as might indicate an expansion event from the ancient samples), nor do they appear only at the edges of the networks (as could indicate a bottleneck).

The Harrow Way is an Iron-age ancient route that runs to the south of the town.

"With this bookstore-publisher combination, it is as if the public were being invited, in person and in books, to participate in that 'great conversation' between authors of all ages, ancient and modern".

Read Michelle Harrison's top 10 bad fairies Prize-winning author Michelle Paver has set her books in Stone Age Europe, Ancient Crete and Ancient Egypt but, of course, Paver did not live through these eras (unless she's not telling us something).

To determine the age of ancient rocks, scientists typically measure the relative amounts of radioactive elements.

"Coming of Age in Ancient Greece: Images of Childhood From the Classic Past" is at the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., (603) 646-2808, through Dec. 14.

His age is ancient in most of the dog world, but schipperke owners at the Westminster show say they have a long-living breed.

In his latest sweeping history, the author of "Byzantium" considers the "political fortunes" of the lands of the Mediterranean from the age of ancient Greece to the First World War.