Sentence examples for too ancient from inspiring English sources

Some of the inventions listed in the book are too ancient to be completely traceable.

I'd like to think so, before I get too ancient – turn up with my Zimmer frame".

If all this is a bit too ancient and upsetting, may I recommend Absolute Radio's Geoff Lloyd's interview with US talk-show host Conan O'Brien?

Two months into the season, the team that won the World Series in 2001 was being flogged as too ancient and too ragged.

But most of the nuclear plants, and around half of the coal plants, are due to close in the near future.The nuclear stations are simply too ancient to carry on: most are over a quarter of a century old.

Built to supply a whole region -- Mazeikiu once provided a fifth of Moscow's gasoline -- it was far too big to serve tiny Lithuania profitably, but too ancient to produce the clean gasoline needed to penetrate picky European export markets.

They too are ancient Wappinger work, he said.

By New World standards, it too is ancient.

So too are ancient burial mounds and other points of cultural interest.

They, too, crossed ancient battle lines as Barry, a Catholic, married a Protestant.

"In many ways, Bhutan was a start-up too — an ancient, once-­secluded kingdom transitioning now at warp speed".