Sentence examples for all those centuries from inspiring English sources

I don't care if the Romans brought spicy wine with them all those centuries ago; I don't care if Charles Dickens mentioned with subtle grace "a Christmas bowl of Smoking Bishop".

Forget all those centuries of tradition.

In addition, the evidence of all those centuries of maritime mastery is now freshly spruced, gloriously displayed and wonderfully interactive.

Surely we cannot wish to vote against our hard-won union after all those centuries of conflict.

Muslims and Arabs have been friends for all those centuries before so why now, why after the 11th of September?

The way Europe has behaved over the current Greek crisis is scarcely less shameful than the way those crusaders behaved all those centuries ago.

"Aren't you glad we don't have on all those nineteenth-century clothes?" Gardiner said.

Given the number of rooms and all those 19th-century layers, it promises to be quite the protracted striptease.

Better to ask why all those 19th-century lawyers, journalists, professors and husbands failed to produce poetry that still seems ahead of the times.

Henry Diltz is a legendary photographer and it's my absolute pleasure and honor to be photographed by him alongside all those 20th century icons.

And it is the Europeans as much as any, which, as a region, have some of the oldest populations on the planet and continue to insist that austerity-not means to keep handing out all those 20th century era benefits.