Sentence examples for under the ancient from inspiring English sources

In 1974 they formed an ensemble under the ancient name for the Spanish and Italian peninsulas.

It's a criminal offence to damage Offa's Dyke under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979.

Take the opportunity to seize control and declare yourselves a provisional government under the ancient laws of cricket.

A few skinny lambs scampered under the ancient oaks, where new leaves were just beginning to spring out, implausibly, from the gray crusty limbs.

(Who gives his sons nearly identical names, except for Roger Clemens?) Under the ancient law of primogeniture, Hank is now the big horn of the Yankees.

But 14th and Grand is the correct address, all right -- under the ancient, vaguely menacing viaduct that carries 14th Street up the Palisades to Union City.

If that's you, then take heart, because under both the ancient sun of Ecclesiastes and ours can be found the unchanging human technologies of deceit, corruption, small-mindedness, toxic sibling rivalry, dysfunctional families, infidelity, betrayal, and stupidity.

Under their cloaks, the ancient residents wore long robes, belted at the waist.

This form of transaction was known, under different names, throughout the ancient world and throughout medieval Europe.

Most of the works made under the inspiration of the ancient, magical, and animist tradition are in perishable materials such as wood.

In the days when Grodek was Horodok, it came under the administration of the ancient Russian city of Grodno that today is beyond the checkpoint, in Belarus.