Sentence examples for five centuries old from inspiring English sources
The Eiffel Tower has a new rival, five centuries old.
Here is a painting that is five centuries old – a relic from history, some would say.
"But regardless of whether the Church is fourteen centuries old or five centuries old, it's unquestionably more modern than Scalia".
But the real basis to the Anglican craze for episcopacy lies in a neurosis that is now almost five centuries old.
The words Alim Qasimov sang on Friday night at Asia Society were nearly five centuries old, written by a poet from Baghdad, Muhammad Fuzuli, who proclaimed, "Let my miserable heart burn in the fire of love".
President Vicente Fox asked the visiting Austrian president, Heinz Fischer, for his help in returning the headdress of the Aztec leader Montezuma, which is nearly five centuries old, has been in the possession of Austria since 1524 and is on exhibit in a Vienna museum.
He was three or four centuries old, at most.
The English dictionary, born in 1604, is four centuries old.
Why stage reach for a playwright four centuries old?
It is an extremely old technique, at least eight centuries old.
