Sentence examples for centuries which from inspiring English sources

Its contents were forgotten for centuries, which is where the archaeological romance kicks in.

"I have stamped documents from all the kings of Afghanistan over four centuries which says we are the owners".

It was Romanticism, in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, which took the imagination and elevated it, giving us the "creative imagination".

Our understanding of our political institutions has emerged slowly and fitfully over many centuries, which justifies the space devoted to classical and medieval thought.

Suzdal Vladimir thus disintegrated into small principalities (13th and 14th centuries), which nominally recognized the seniority of the grand prince of Vladimir.

The museum has also purchased land for a building for art of the 20th and 21st centuries, which now has no dedicated space.

He is a veteran of 119 matches but has scored only one century – against Ireland – and 14 half-centuries, which for someone who has for the most part batted in the top six, is unacceptable.

Hendry, holder of a record seven world titles, struggled badly until compiling a couple of half-centuries which kept him touch with the Welshman, who was runner-up to compatriot Mark Williams in 2000.

"Electric vehicles are one of the biggest market disruptors in centuries--which makes lithium the commodity that gives us the most reason to be bullish," Oroplata Resources CEO Craig Alfred told Oilprice.com.com

It met with crushing exclusion for almost three centuries, which could well have led to suffocation, when the Normans came and for centuries refused to leave their French behind.

Such opulent books of hours became prized collectors' items among the cognoscenti in later centuries, which may be how this one found its way into the private library of a nineteenth-century British collector named Edward Arnold.