In existence for roughly two centuries, Remington is rightly known as "America's oldest gunmaker".
In the roughly two centuries since this massive neo-Classical church was converted into a secular mausoleum, fewer than 80 people have been admitted into its gravestone club.
Mr. Gopnik's new book is largely about that myth and how it has influenced our conceptions of fine dining for roughly two centuries.
Roughly four centuries on, he has proved that although this place can "exact a terrible price for its beauty," sometimes a lucky visitor can depart from it both enriched and unscathed.
For roughly two centuries, Israel had existed as a loose confederation of tribes, dependent for their unity upon bonds of religious faith and covenant that were renewed periodically in cultic ceremonies at the central shrine at Shiloh.
Deborah Cameron, writing about feminist dictionaries, has cited the example of the word "lesbian," which wasn't included in the Oxford English Dictionary until 1976, roughly two centuries after it entered common usage.
Roughly four centuries after the invention of the scientific method, the leaders of the scientific community are recalibrating their requirements, pushing for the sharing of data and greater experimental transparency.
The key demographic variables are presented in Table 3.> The simulation covers seven periods (generations) or roughly two centuries during which there are three distinct phases, as follows: Boom: Temporarily high net fertility which leads to an increase in the share of the population in the working ages as measured either by the percentage of the population who are workers or the support ratio.
For example, these novels span about three centuries, roughly 1700 to 2000.
