Sentence examples similar to two centuries second from inspiring English sources

The world is struggling to work its way free of a prolonged recession, second-guessing the magnificent and progressive results that the capitalist economic system has guaranteed for over two centuries; second-guessing the real-life sustainability of well being that is exclusively material, and increases the number of poor and unemployed.

They have served the papacy for five centuries, first coming to Rome to protect Pope Julius II in 1506.

Of his two centuries, the second came when he opened the batting.

During the first two centuries of the second millennium, new regional powers developed in Western Europe and the Mediterranean, leading to a regain of exchanges across the Mediterranean Sea.

Marsh's two centuries at first drop in England led coach Justin Langer to guarantee his spot.

The temple itself was in place two centuries before the second millennium began.

In the two centuries since Euler first asked about mutually orthogonal latin squares, substantial progress has been made.

Consequently, very few changes were made in the first two centuries after the ratification of the First Amendment.

The play's provenance has been disputed for three centuries; the eighteenth-century writer Lewis Theobald claimed to have adapted it from the lost Shakespeare and Fletcher work "Cardenio".

Having made his highest score, and hit five centuries in first-class cricket, his batting average was almost 60, and his one-day batting average exceeded 40.

That summer, Hill scored 1,196 runs in 19 innings including five centuries, the first Australian to score 1,000 runs in a home season.