Sentence examples for three centuries on from inspiring English sources

"I played well in our matches but one night Ronnie was 4-0 up, knocked in three centuries on the trot, it was just perfection.

Three centuries on, not all of this has changed.

Three centuries on, could Scotland really be about to tear it up?

Yet three centuries on, Salem has, ironically, embraced the very bête noire it was seeking to expel in those 16 dark months.

Three centuries on, the multipurpose beauty balm continues to attract attention, now in the form of press coverage, blogs and Twitter reviews.

Almost three centuries on, amid a digital revolution that has made a nonsense of geographical frontiers, injunctions issued by English judges - including those sitting in the highest court in the land - cannot be guaranteed to hold sway.

Eight centuries on, one might expect the guarantees of personal liberty to be stronger than they were then; yet the principle embodied in the charter is under threat.Last year the home secretary, Jack Straw, introduced a bill to restrict defendants' right to trial by jury.

Both fought valiantly over two centuries on four continents.

The challenge holds good more than four centuries on.

Two centuries on, the link only looks set to strengthen.

Two centuries on, his example remains astonishingly fresh and vivid.