Sentence examples for by the fifteenth century from inspiring English sources
By the fifteenth century, traders and thieves were planting it farther afield.
By the fifteenth century, better defenses and the increased sophistication of firearms began to give civilized places an advantage over Mongol horsemen in warfare.
But gradually local stocks were fished down, and by the fifteenth century British ships were venturing as far away as Norway and Iceland.
By the fifteenth century, craftsmen in Florence had become the world's leading manufacturers of spectacles, turning out different powers of lenses so named for their resemblance to lentils.
By the fifteenth century, he'd grown brazen and begun to multiply — "processions of urinating children set about inundating paintings and sculptures in villas and public squares," Lebensztejn writes.
(By the fifteenth century, after all, it already had its share of drama, thanks to the Black Plague, the Pazzi conspiracy, and other operatic chapters).
By the eighteenth century.
By the fifth century, the majority of Egyptians were Christians.
The bugs seem to have travelled with humans along ancient trade routes; by the seventh century A.D., they were in China, and by the eleventh century in Germany.
By the fourteenth century the cote-hardie is the shortest and most fitted garment.
