"The Baniwa have cultivated this pepper through centuries," he says.
Through centuries of trial and error, vintners have discovered techniques to minimise these risks.
Mr. Zrihan's two sets moved chronologically through centuries, with songs about God, love and beauty.
Her book ends up delivering an economical, if episodic, trip through centuries of complicated Sicilian history.
If this effort has persisted through centuries, the sense is even stronger.
In "Birdscapes," Jeremy Mynott guides readers through centuries of writing about birds.
Its rituals are buds on a tree, the roots of which cross oceans and burrow down through centuries.
HE BEARS an uncanny resemblance to God, at least God as he appears through centuries of art history.
With them, we teach ourselves what has been learned back through centuries and enrich our lives by doing so.
The legacy of collectivization is deep, deeper really than even the Bolshevik Revolution, extending back through centuries of czarist rule.
But Jews, he said, are "supposed to be connoisseurs of adversity," a skill acquired through centuries of oppression.
