Sentence examples for b.c from inspiring English sources
The part of the phrase "b.c" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an abbreviation for "before Christ" in historical contexts. Example: "The pyramids were built around 2500 b.c."
In The Empress Letters, Linda Rogers drilled down through the layers of early 20th-century Victoria (B.C).
Egoyan was born to Armenian parents in Cairo and from age three was reared in Victoria, B.C.
The close parallels between the three versions suggest that all are borrowing from a widely circulated source of earlier date, probably 3rd century B.C.
Aristotle's Politics (300s B.C). addresses explicitly commercial relations in its discussion of household management.
D.C. Lau concludes, "There is no convincing evidence, as far as one can see, for any events recorded in the Mencius happening before 319 B.C". (Lau 1970, 10).
The first paradoxical self-reference was probably the Liar paradox, attributed to Eubulides (4th century B.C). in the form: "I am lying".
Some in the leftist parties, on whose support the government relies, now argue it should extend the ban to other commodities, such as edible oils and perhaps even iron and steel.This would be like "shooting the messenger", argues B.C. Khatua, chairman of the Forward Markets Commission, which regulates futures exchanges.
B.C. Manjunath, who runs a tiny kirana store selling boiled sweets, soap and single eggs, sees two ways to profit.
Lot 421, "Le vieux manoir" by B.C. Koekkoek, fetched €350,000 (€421,000 including commissions).
Parsons also became honorary scientist emeritus at the Institute of Ocean Sciences in Sidney, B.C., in 1992.
Service emigrated to Canada in 1894 and, while working for the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Victoria, B.C., was stationed for eight years in the Yukon.
