Sentence examples for centuries worth from inspiring English sources

The museum holds letters written by Thomas Jefferson and two centuries' worth of other artifacts.

Though mentions of contemporary scandals are conspicuously absent, there are centuries'  worth of papal ruthlessness to behold.

Because these vassals were once independent kingdoms, centuries worth of blood feuds and general resentment complicate their rule.

It's easy to see why, as the city is full of museums, parks and centuries worth of culture.

Tobacco and asbestos, of course, are just two of many cancer-associated substances implicated by centuries' worth of data.

The coal barons have centuries worth of accumulated profit; the solar barons aren't barons yet, just entrepreneurs.

And interspersed among four centuries' worth of giving are the gifts of Abbas, including some beautiful early Qur'ans.

Lacking a sharper initial question, Lincoln has deprived himself of a means of filtering 10 centuries' worth of data.

The exhibition, which opens Saturday, traces the social and architectural history of three centuries' worth of this enduring form.

The A.P. history course is a yearlong race to master several centuries' worth of facts that may or may not turn up on the exam in May.

By this point in its history classical music has centuries' worth of repertory, and our major orchestras and arts centers face the challenge of keeping that repertory fresh.