Sentence examples for ancient words from inspiring English sources
It's a lilting, soft language, making the ancient words anew for Africa.
It's ancient words set to simple modern rhythms within a classical framework.
I am sure the British Museum does not believe in ancient words of magical menace.
Bowing slightly, Mr. Schwarzschild read the ancient words from a handwritten piece of paper.
As I mumbled along, singsonging the ancient words, I glanced up and saw an Orthodox Jewish man doing precisely the same thing.
James R. Robinson, the narrator, stepped onto the stage to speak the ancient words of beginning, his voice cutting through the air, like a paddle dipped in a river to start a journey.
"Diaspora" is an ancient word that applies to many Britons.
"A word from an ancient word," she writes, "this book from many books".
It comes from an Old English word meaning to perish, which comes from a still more ancient word meaning to separate or cut apart.
It's known as the food of the Levant — an ancient word for the area bounded by the Mediterranean Sea and the Arabian peninsula.
The company name comes from an ancient word for mermaid, which Ms. James chose to suggest a connection between spirit and nature.
