Sentence examples for age centuries from inspiring English sources

How he must wish he could share in the fate of Scary Monsters-era 1981 David Bowie in Tony Scott's The Hunger: to age centuries and rot to a pile of dust in a matter of minutes.

The tree, called Prometheus, took root at the dawn of the Bronze Age, centuries before the ancient Egyptians began construction on the pyramids at Giza.

I feel I have aged centuries, that I am back in 1492 with holy wars happening all around me".

That is the answer because in the ageing century it's not going to be possible to keep disaggregating people's needs into different silos".

This work was supported in part by funding from the S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation, including an Early Investigator award (principal investigator: SJL), and the Program for the Aging Century.

Over a period of 300 years, it was constructed as the ceremonial entryway to Rome, and, although its elements are diverse in style and in age (13th century bce 19th century ce), a remarkable harmony prevails.

She plays a mysterious countess who appears to have remained the same age for centuries.

This basic fact is a key to understanding how icy the earth got in the last ice age 200 centuries ago.

I don't think it's sensible or wise to whine about the young at my age, as centuries of elderly whining have invariably demonstrated.

We measured 342 specimens from 72 samples collected from a 6.1 m mound of well stratified copper production debris at the early Iron Age (12th 9th centuries BCE) site of Khirbat en-Nahas in Southern Jordan.

The man came from one of the last regions touched by Western civilization and now does business on a global scale, slowly uplifting his people into the modern age after centuries of setback.