Sentence examples for centuries has left from inspiring English sources

An antiquated constitution, adapted and interpreted piecemeal across the centuries, has left us with a system of representation that mocks the ideals it originally intended to enshrine.

The veneration of Edmund throughout the centuries has left a legacy of noteworthy works of art.

The Red Kite has made a remarkable comeback in recent years after a sustained period of hunting over the centuries had left the bird of prey close to extinction.

A housing development had recently sprouted next door, and an auction of its possessions, accumulated over two centuries, had left it virtually empty.

Politicians, for almost two centuries, have left food production to the private sector, resulting in supermarket shelves that groan with stuff that, eaten to excess, can kill you.

The Architects of the tenth and eleventh centuries have left us a large number of remarkable monuments.

I have an ancient confidence that lies in my foundation, a dirty blend of emerald and pale skin, beat-up bits that pressed together, compacted over centuries, have left me in this marked up eternal state.

But by any objective standard, the last half century has left Europeans today enormously better off than their grandparents were fifty years ago.

The strongest earthquake to hit Mexico in a century has left at least 61 people dead, toppling houses, damaging hospitals and government offices, and sparking mass evacuations.

As for the more than 80 recordings that followed, no musician of the last half century has left a more significant legacy.

But economic decline during the 20th century has left it in need of the kind of boost cultural capital status may bring.