Sentence examples for from centuries from inspiring English sources

Stone stairs dip in the middle from centuries of footfalls.

Lessons learned from centuries of indigenous forest management.

Its museums display treasures from centuries of archeological excavations.

Pieces from one point in time often carry on traditions dating from centuries before.

A job in a factory brought freedom from centuries of feudal servitude and bonded labor.

"Because the effects and the aspirations are the same as from centuries back".

I come from centuries-old agricultural stock.

Beefeater is derived from centuries-old slang for the royal guards, formally known as Yeoman Warders.

Applicable laws range from centuries-old contract law and tort theories to new federal and state statutes.

What do we lose when we try to adapt words torn from centuries-old American jurisprudence to online spaces?

First they had to find a nondestructive way to gather samples from centuries-old manuscripts.