Are we still as blind as five hundred years ago, or shall we some day see that peace for Ireland, as for every other land and soul, must come through the teaching of the Spirit, and the blood of the Cross?
Does not this manner of life among the lower orders, five hundred years ago, account for much of the power obtained by the priesthood, and the blind obedience with which the people followed the clergy?
This is the story of a Don Quixote who lived, fought, and died, five hundred years ago.
But, five hundred years ago, matters were very different, and the banks of the river near London Bridge were pleasant and airy places.
The broad spaces of the walls were entirely covered with frescos that are rich even now, and must have glowed with an inexpressible splendor, when fresh from the artists' hands, five hundred years ago.
China, too, presents us with a case of the threatened destruction of a Savior in infancy, evidently recorded more than two thousand five hundred years ago.
Thulis of Egypt, whence comes "Ultima Thule," died the death of the cross about thirty-five hundred years ago.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "five hundred years ago" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
