Sentence examples for in two centuries from inspiring English sources
Maybe we haven't learned much in two centuries.
On June 1, 62.8% of the electorate participated in the first Dutch national referendum in two centuries.
This is someone, who if there were an Olympic base-throwing event, would have won medals in two centuries.
A single MOOC could exceed the number of alumni, dead and living, that Amherst has seen in two centuries.
There is considerable distance, in mood, style and date, between them, reminding us that Turner lived in two centuries.
"The fact is that if we don't act now, we risk losing a lemur species for the first time in two centuries.
St. Tikhon (1865 1925), who in 1917 became the first patriarch in two centuries, and Sergius (Stragorodsky; 1867 1944), who followed him in that post, had both served missions abroad.
In 1956, a devastating spring freeze — the worst in two centuries — killed most of the olive trees, including ones that, hundreds of years old, had seemed capable of living through every adversity.
When the Wildlife Conservation Society recently discovered another beaver living in the Bronx River - the first to be spotted there in three years, and only the second in two centuries - it did the neighborly thing and asked local residents to help name the floppy-haired, buck-toothed little critter.
In 2005, in the first national referendum held in two centuries, Dutch voters rejected the new constitution of the EU, a result almost inconceivable in a country that, before about 2000, was classically pro-Europe and, perhaps more importantly, had generally been happy to leave such matters to its Eurocentric political elite.
