The meaning of many non-calendrical signs and even of complete clauses is not known, but there is a difference between this and assigning an actual Maya word to an ancient glyph or a sentence to a glyphic clause.
So even if the word "population" appears in a sentence about ancient Greece, and the word "Rome" appears far away on the same page, perhaps in an advertisement for a hotel in upstate New York, most search engines would consider the page relevant.
Top-drawer dealers in ancient art have been sentenced to jail, while a prominent American curator has been indicted in Rome.
(For the prevalence of temporally indefinite sentences in ancient philosophy, see Hintikka 1973, Ch. 4; Bobzien 1998, 66 67, 100 101, 109 111).
He demanded ever-tougher sentences and threatened ancient freedoms, such as the right of defendants to remain silent.
One can dredge up ancient instances of "so" as a sentence starter.
There's hardly a sentence in which the ancient Greek word "apocalypse" could sound remotely reassuring, even when preceded by "not".
Rowntree played alongside Johnson for years; for him, mentioning Launchbury in the same sentence is like comparing ancient Rome to its modern-day equivalent.
I heard from this lunatic teacherone who, to illustrate some finer point of ancient Greek grammar used an example sentence about Said and politics and post-modernismthat the best answer to any question is always the most rudimentary.
Moreover, he argued the convictions of those two down to manslaughter and invoking the "plea to clergy," an ancient tenant of English law negotiated their sentences down to the branding of their thumbs as first-time offenders.
