Sentence examples similar to centuries old looking from inspiring English sources

Add to this the fact that the company urgently needs a new Swan Lake (the current production, now a quarter of a century old, looks desperately tawdry), and the whole project takes on an air of recklessness.

He is too clever at creating the century-old look.

Old looking (Tudor times etc).

It looks centuries old, and part of it is.

Concrete can be cast with cracks and notches and hand-filed to make it look centuries old.

ATMOSPHERE -- A small, intimate, rustic-feeling main dining room with flickering candles and copper pots on walls made to look centuries old.

Considered a master painter with a huge arc of growth styles, my first painting from Novoa was "The Plaza" in 1992, reminiscent of a privileged lifestyle that looked two centuries old.

While Petra looks several hundred million centuries old, it's actually relatively young.

I visited the Bishop's cathedral in Santa Fe, which looks centuries older than it is.

The University of Chicago was founded in the South Side's Hyde Park neighborhood in 1890, but its Gothic buildings look centuries older.

In an interview on a recent morning on Duke's Gothic-style campus, which was mostly built in the 1930's but looks centuries older, Christoph Guttentag, the dean of undergraduate admissions, likened his task to that of a sculptor finishing a work of art — and the waiting list to his last palette of materials.