Centuries in a sentence

A vast warehouse acts as an overflow to store the precious items found by archaeologists or donated over centuries.

Filled with centuries of fragile alliances, betrayal, and drama, often questions the value and beauty of human life.

From centuries past to modern day numerous authors have found their way from inspiration in Badenoch and Strathspey.

According to the lore established by the movie, the two are engaged in a conflict that stretches back centuries.

Engage with the vibrant culture and traditions of the Shangaan people, who have called this region home for centuries.

Crossbow brooches are a reasonably common type of Roman bow brooch well dated to the late third and fourth centuries AD.

He learns that Dagan Gera, centuries before, was the only pilot who was able to find a path through the abyss to Tanalorr.

Centuries before feminism became popular, there was a Yoruba kingdom whose first ruler was a female — Queen Pupupu of Ondo.

Built originally in the 18th century, it was modified and extended in the following two centuries, according to WalesOnline.

He feels that the immense fortune he has gained throughout the centuries must be seen as legitimate in the eyes of the public.

But rather than being a unifying president, his presence in the White House merely brought centuries-old divisions to the fore.

But at the time they saw no reason to give up the land that their families had lived on for centuries.

For centuries, gardeners and farmers selected and bred varieties to create the broccoli we know today.

Ascension Day in Germany has been celebrated for centuries, and has been a public holiday since 1936.

He has scored three centuries and two fifties this year in 11 innings, with the best score of 195*.

He has nine centuries against Sri Lanka, as compared to eight by Sachin against the island nation.

Built as tombs for the pharaohs, these iconic structures have captivated the world for centuries.

A copy of the 16th-century sculpture 'Entombment of Christ' will be placed back in France's Biron chateau, where it sat for centuries.

At first glance, H.G. Wells' doesn't seem like the type of story that can whether the centuries.

And it wasn't just any star but one created by the Silmarils -- Elven-crafted jewels that once sent Middle-earth into centuries of war.