Sentence examples for ancient at from inspiring English sources

Saramago's narration thus feels modern and ancient at once.

At 19, Niccolo is also ancient, at least in cat terms.

By James Wood Saramago's narration feels modern and ancient at once.

Still, everyone involved acknowledges that seedlings are a far cry from the wonder of a tree that was already ancient at the time of Jesus.

Then there was the singer-songwriter Raign, who according to the judges was ancient at the grand old age of 31.

They are pimply adolescents next to the Grampians of Scotland, which are geologically ancient at 470m years old, worn down by eons of deep time.

The more ancient At-y event is a whole genome triplication (WGT) that is shared by most eudicots including all Rosids, all Asterids (including tomato), Grape (Vitales) and more distant and basal clades such as Gunnera manicata (Gunnerales) and Pachysandra terminalis (Buxales) [ 46, 47].

In contrast, we only found a single peak in Carica (median Ks = 1.22), consistent with recent reports (Ming et al. 2008; Tang, Wang et al. 2008) that it experienced only the most ancient At-γ event (fig. 1 B ). Similar to Arabidopsis, we found evidence of three peaks in Cleome, with medians at Ks = 0.41, 1.68, and 2.53 (fig. 1 C ).

In early November my granddaughter, Louisa, and I were at the Ancient Playground at 85th Street, by the Met.

In 1965 Dr. Reinhold re-entered academia as a professor of Greek, Latin and ancient history at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

(It was performed in the summer at the immense, ancient amphitheater at Epidaurus in Greece).