Sentence examples for one thousand years old from inspiring English sources
Tom Wakeford has a good eye for striking facts and describes "one mammoth fungus that spreads its tentacles under 15 hectares of virgin forest in Montana, weighs one hundred metric tons and is more than one thousand years old".
The guide says the pictograph is one thousand years old, give or take one hundred.
When Grandma Moses was one hundred years old, the President call her on her birthday.
"So it's filtered?" "The filter suggests that it's not one hundred years old".
He said, "You might be interested to learn that she is one hundred years old".
[Long applause] The precedent is one hundred years old, set by Abraham Lincoln at the time of the Civil War".
Banesa claimed to be one hundred and twenty years old, and had made this claim consistently for the past decade or so.
Her sister Hasina, born only three days after Banesa passed away (one hundred and twenty years old then and for evermore), listened to no one.
With modern science, babies will soon live to be one hundred years old and will grow to be thirty feet tall.
I learned quickly that she was new in town, married to the mechanic at the Esso station, and that she had two little boys, one four years old and one three.
