Sentence examples for centuries of time from inspiring English sources

Our evidentiary rules represent standards that have been developed over centuries of time.

These women's service were separated by great oceans and centuries of time.

He also improved the designs of astronomical instruments such as the widened astronomical sighting tube, which allowed Shen Kuo to fix the position of the pole star (which had shifted over centuries of time).

The Bible and the Quran represent a hodgepodge of thoughts and observations and, in the case of the Bible, a hodgepodge of thoughts and observations extending over centuries of time.

In the future, when Hod is frozen in a preservation chamber, robots will sing hymns on Sundays about Hod Lipson, vote for racist conservative politicians based on their uncompromising allegiance to Hod Lipson, and spend centuries of time waging wars because entire nations of robots won't be able to agree with other nations on what to call Hod Lipson.

Tradition is too modest a word for the extraordinary story behind the icebound rabbi's journey, across several countries and a century of time, to their home.

The example reviews studies covering more than one-half century of time and employing varying methodological designs; the results include estimates of recurrence of shoulder dislocation ranging widely (from 4%too 94.5%).

Landing late that night in New York, drowsy, I was suddenly startled as the plane touched down, thinking that we'd traveled through a half century of time and space and had, all the while, been flying back to JFK.

I thought we were going for a stroll, instead, I realized Daniel was about to transport us to another century of time, where the shadows of our deep rich Jewish past laid awake amongst the walking dead.

We see this not only over the millennia of biological time, but the decades and centuries of cultural time.

But not a century of times.