We here, nearly two millenniums after the words fell on the nightly air on the road to Gethsemane, have them coming direct to our hearts.
During this cycle of numberless millenniumstill the dawn of history, man's development was mainly mental.
He seems to have been millions of years in getting his body, while he has been only millenniums in getting his reason and intelligence.
How many millenniums will it be, I said to myself, before erosion will have completed its work here, and these thin, high mountain-walls will be in ruins?
The experiment of living with other 'rocks' than God has been tried for millenniums now.
There each new moment shall bring new strength, and growing millenniums but add fresh vigour to our immortal life.
To those who visit Niagara five millenniums hence, I leave the verification of this prediction.
So, if this estimate is reasonably correct, two millenniums will be exhausted before Professor Tyndall's prophecy can be fulfilled.
The immense number of the tablets which remain after millenniums of years is proof positive that the cuneiform literature is almost unaffected by the "hand of slowly destroying Time.
Perhaps the very earliest extensive depository of written documents of any character which have survived for millenniums of years was at ancient Nippur, in the region of Babylon and between the Euphrates and the Tigris.
It will teach parents to govern their children, an accomplishment which in four millenniums they have never made an approach to acquiring.
In this dismal struggle for a basket full of leaves and weeds, the children of China expend annually incomputable millenniums of work.
The social arrangements are all made with a carefulness which to the Occidental seems mere prudery, but which the accumulated experience of millenniums has convinced the Chinese to be not only wise, but indispensable.
Differing by millenniums from the system just described is that recently decreed after successful agitation by a few reformers.
Plato and Aristotle, Homer and the Cyclic Poems, derived from, and based upon, other records millenniums older?
How difficult it is to live when one feels that the judgment of many millenniums is around one and against one.
Who is there who would now venture to undertake works for the completion of which millenniums would have to be reckoned upon?
Europeans, the heirs of Europe, the rich, over-wealthy heirs, but too deeply obligated heirs of millenniums of European thought.
God is dead:--but as the human race is constituted, there will perhaps be caves for millenniums yet, in which people will show his shadow.
It is probable that for many millenniums knowledge was afflicted with a bad conscience, and there must have been much self-contempt and secret misery in the history of the greatest intellects.
Several millenniums further on in the path of the last century!
In other words, after countless millenniums of human life upon our globe, man had been able to produce only that relatively modest volume of world-exchange.
For unnumbered millenniums man has toiled upward from the dank jungles of savagery toward glorious heights which his mental and spiritual potentialities give promise that he shall attain.
She claims, indeed, that many of the most recent discoveries in the physical universe were anticipated and promulgated three millenniums ago by Hindu rishis.
But much more, and most of all, his affiliations were in the wide Cosmos and all time: as if he foresaw that on him mainly would devolve the task of upholding spiritual ideas in Europe through the millenniums to come.
Really, those Huns were a thing to marvel at: we first hear of them in the reign of the Yellow emperor, two or three centuries before Yao; they were giving trouble then, a good three millenniums before Attila.
Two millenniums ago, how many were the Anglo-Saxons?
But the Sanskrit Hudibrases are lost; as the English one will be, even if it takes millenniums to lose it.
During all those three millenniums odd they were predatory nomads, never civilized: a curse to their betters, and nothing more.
Millenniums numberless they told, Millenniums a million-fold From the ancient hour of prime.
From its birth among the earliest naturalists of Greece to its boasted maturity among ourselves, it counts an age of two millenniums and a half of unbroken cultivation.
Five millenniums ago it was that we achieved space travel.
Five millenniums have passed since the events I have related.
Five millenniums have passed since the loathsome Termans were eliminated from the world of Diskra.
Five millenniums since my crushed body was done away with and I was preserved in my rectangle of glassaran, with the constantly renovated thought-life-fluid kept exquisitely warm.
The pavements we walk upon, the coals in our grates--how many millenniums old are they?
Astronomers tell of light which has been travelling for millenniums and has not yet reached this globe; but what is that to the flashing glories which through eternity shall pour on us from Him?
Amongst the specimens from the coal measures in a museum you will find slabs upon which the tiniest fronds of ferns that grew nobody knows how many millenniums since are preserved for ever.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "millenniums" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
