Sentence examples for ancient ones from inspiring English sources
Our modern world is built at least in part on ancient ones: those calendars date back to ancient Mesopotamia, where they were of religious import.
The routes we are travelling on are ancient ones.
Murtis were envisioned and created, by our rishis (ancient ones) in deep meditation, to help humans focus their minds on something tangible.
If living hunter-gatherers are typical of ancient ones, the new data about their social pattern has considerable bearing on early human evolution.
On Wednesday England take on West Indies, also dangerous outsiders in this format, but ancient ones.
"New" antagonisms metamorphose out of ancient ones.
Thus, modern hatreds, not ancient ones, destroyed Rwanda.
Greeks (the ancient ones) arrived, bearing dramatic gifts.
The ancient ones ranged up to fourteen and a half pounds.
Modern plate boundaries may be far different from ancient ones presumably marked by old fold belts.
It wants to clear-cut large swathes of its forests, including some ancient ones.
