Sentence examples for ancient prosperity from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as a colony under the benevolent and progressive administration of Revolutionary France, Egypt was to be regenerated and would regain its ancient prosperity.

In ancient times the prosperity of these provinces, with their harbour towns and caravan routes, depended entirely upon trade.

The Spaniards eat grapes during the final seconds of the old year, their roundness and sweetness recalling ancient symbols of prosperity and fertility.

The ancient world saw prosperity spread but also saw vast downturns -- like collapse across the eastern Mediterranean around 1200 B.C. Today the globalization of commerce, and of threats to it, has created the rudiments of international governance, from the World Health Organization to arrangements for policing nuclear weapons.

Those ancient symbols of renewal, prosperity and luck -- commodities in short supply in Afghanistan for many years -- neatly summed up Mr. Nasim's immigrant hopes.

The spice trade brought prosperity to the ancient Hindu kingdoms of the area.

The circular crimson crane that adorns the tail of every J.A.L.. aircraft is an ancient symbol of good fortune, prosperity and long life.

And there is no reason why its people should not have a happy and secure future, forging new prosperity in this ancient and productive landscape (2006, p. 9).

The swastika is an ancient symbol that stands for prosperity.

But we're especially interested in Feng Shui's role in prosperity: How the ancient Chinese art of placement can help you save more, earn more, and just attract those money-bag-emoji vibes.

Last year, a group of anthropologists found that density-fueled congestion, as measured by population per street mile, was powerfully associated with prosperity in the ancient cities of pre-Columbian Mexico (though the prosperity of the 4,000 archaeological sites was measured in monument building and house size rather than GDP).