He's a centuries-old Time Lord from an alien planet who can travel the universe and history itself, so why shouldn't the Doctor be able to make things materialize out of thin air now and then?
And, while he is one of 11 actors to have played the titular centuries-old Time Lord on the long-running science-fiction series "Doctor Who," his portrayal was among the most popular.
A chance discovery by a group of repairmen in Boston has led to the unearthing of a centuries-old time capsule, believed to have been buried there in the 1790s by Paul Revere and Samuel Adams.
Hamlet's story was centuries old at the time that Shakespeare wrote Hamlet, about 1599 1601.
(According to the manuscript's radiocarbon dating, the book was already nearly two centuries old at the time of his purchase).
Welch and Rawlings, who received a lifetime songwriting achievement award at the Americana Music Association Awards in 2015, incorporate elements of early 20th century music including old time, classic country, traditional bluegrass and gospel with rock, rhythm and blues, jazz and even punk rock.
The equation of chess-playing with intelligence is centuries old, but it is time to lay it to rest.
The gnarled trees are said to be more than six centuries old – relics of a time when there was more water and less sand.
Visitors can delight in the exquisite recreation of the town's main street as it was at the turn of the century and walk through an old time post office, general store, pub and more.
24 The reality of the new field of bioethics, as opposed to the centuries old Hippocratic tradition, emerged at a time when technology was also blooming.
Here we are entering the 21st Centuries but the Judicial Systems we have are centuries old systems that were not upgraded with time.
