Sentence examples for ancient enough from inspiring English sources

Anyone ancient enough to remember the Evans from two decades ago should have seen this coming.

By the end of the eleventh month, the year is ancient enough to have shown us its wisdom.

And besides, we're ancient enough that even though we were the first, we aren't going to be the only new parents in our group for long.

In it, he quipped that a Times colleague had "left me a VM because he thought I'm actually ancient enough to still listen to them.

In fact, for every reference to something from the ancient past, there's a reference that may leave you wondering if it's ancient enough.

And yet despite its utter lack of charming Luddite clunkiness, it's just ancient enough to deliver a completely different experience than one has when typing on today's increasingly vestigial computer keyboards.

One ancient hall not enough for you?

By 45, unless you're in a crisis, you should have distilled enough ancient wisdom to have inner criteria.

"Indian marriage, elastic in its embrace of multiple social circumstances, is big, ancient and strong enough to take on whatever kind of love you have in mind".

The concept is ancient, and, oddly enough, it arose at a time when salt, not water, was the more valuable commodity.

You can run into a famous someone just about anywhere on courses clustered around this seaside town, which has traces of the royal, vestiges of the ancient and just enough of the modern.