Sentence examples for which are ancient from inspiring English sources

Likewise India's vegetarian traditions, which are ancient and robust.

I'd like to see the Nazca Lines, which are ancient geoglyphs in southern Peru.

Astonishingly, cubozoan jellyfish, which are ancient cnidarians, have complex lens-containing eyes (Laska and Hundgen 1982; Piatigorsky and Kozmik 2004).

Ficino provided a complete translation of the writings ascribed to Hermes Trismegistus into Latin as well as translations of 39 of the short Pythagorean sayings known as symbola, many of which are ancient, and Hierocles' commentary on the pseudo-Pythagorean Golden Verses (Heninger 1974, 63 and 66).

It is instructive to consider the evolution of mitochondria, which are ancient bacterial symbionts with their own genetic and protein synthesis systems, to understand the fundamental nature of mitochondrial signaling to the cell, sometimes called retrograde signaling.

By digging in the San Leandro trash heap, which was ancient, evidence might be turned up.

We agreed that it must be the thermometer, which was ancient and much the worse for wear.

A description of Milford written in 1819 adorns the wall of his office: "There is a considerable and pleasant village, which is ancient of date, situated upon the great turnpike road leading through town".

Williams continues to be a top player despite turning 30 last year which is ancient in tennis terms.

And by the time she's 27 years old which is ancient in this environment, what is left for her to build on?

The woman they've settled on, Catalina Ponor, is 28 years old, which is ancient by gymnastics standards, and had to come out of retirement in order to aid her struggling national team.