Sentence examples for from three different centuries from inspiring English sources

The music scores came from three different centuries.

Doyle hoped to avoid that fate, but he said that he was prepared to offer his services, pro bono, to a cause advocated in an op-ed in the Observer by a fellow-lawyer, who cited court decisions from three different centuries to argue that New York City could use eminent domain to take over the Knicks as a blighted property.

Previously in print, Pears's fiction has become increasing complex: An Instance of the Fingerpost tells the same story through four different pairs of eyes, The Dream of Scipio weaves together three different stories from three different centuries, and Stone's Fall unwinds a three-part whodunnit backwards.

The results revealed that the three samples tested date from three different centuries, one from 224-383 anotherther from 680-779 andanotherther from 885-993 AD, raising further questions about how the manuscript came to be packaged together as a single document.

Their ethos of presenting music on instruments as close as possible to those for which it was conceived, may be familiar enough, but Roth and Les Siècles go farther than most, treating works from four different centuries in that way.

NEW YORK (RNS) When art historian Bruce Boucher wanted to reunite the three panels of a huge 14th-century altarpiece from three different countries, the Italian lender of one of the pieces had one condition: the finished product had to be shown at a big-city museum.

We come from three different professional backgrounds.

Three different couples from three different backgrounds with three different sets of experiences and expectations.

"Alex Doolan is now within sight of making it 14 centuries from eight different batsmen in less than six completed Tests against two of the best bowling attacks in world cricket.

He followed this call with an appeal to British patriotism: "Is the last great piece of maritime exploration on the surface of our Earth to be undertaken by Britons, or is it to be left to those who may be destined to succeed or supplant us on the Ocean?" During the following quarter-century, fifteen expeditions from eight different nations rose to this challenge.

Across the series ICONS has asked you to assess the achievements of the 20th century's most important and influential figures from seven different fields of human endeavour.