Augustine, the bishop of Hippo, animated the courage of its defenders until his death in 430, in the seventy-sixth year of his age.
A fearful war raged in Italy between the Guelfs and Ghibellines, in the midst of which Frederick died, in the fifty-sixth year of his age.
Capture of Samaria by Sargon in Hezekiah's Hezekiah's sixth year (2 Kings xviii.
Passover of the forty-sixth year is probably that of A.
A terminus ad quem for the Baptism is the synchronism of the first Passover mentioned after it with the forty-sixth year of the building of Herod's Temple.
King Leopold died on the 9th at Laeken, within a few days of attaining his seventy-sixth year, the last of a family of nine sons and daughters.
Henry, a posthumous child, who belonged to Brazennose College, Oxford, and died about his twenty-sixth year.
About the close of my sixth year, suddenly the first chapter of my life came to a violent termination; that chapter which, even within the gates of recovered paradise, might merit a remembrance.
The ear grows more or less through life, but, like the skeleton, practically reaches its full development about the twenty-sixth year.
The occipital bone in man is practically made up of five bones, union between which does not occur completely until the fifth or sixth year.
They are never seen before the sixth year, when the second set begin to erupt and are complete with development of the second molars at 12.
These results, compared with the results of the measurements of normal persons from 12 to 50 years, plainly demonstrate that the ears of degenerates grow after the twenty-sixth year, when the skeleton has completed its development.
In his twenty-sixth year he commenced the study of the classics, and made rapid progress, as his mind was matured and his application close and unremitting.
Holdefrund in 1836 mentions a case in which menstruation did not commence until the seventieth year, and Hoyer mentions one delayed to the seventy-sixth year.
He died in 1772 in his one hundred and forty-sixth year.
George Bancroft the American historian, in his eighty-sixth year is still engaged in authorship, and Whittier and Holmes are writing with unabated vigor at nearly eighty years of age.
She died from a dose of prussic acid, in her thirty-sixth year, which was also her bridal year.
Footnote 16: Falling into a state of morbid despondency and mental derangement, Tannahill committed suicide, by drowning, in his thirty-sixth year.
It was here that he reached his thirty-sixth year, but still he did not reveal himself, for he had not meditated sufficiently nor found out his first apostles.
For I know of a surety that thou hast been sworn in Heaven not to make use of the Name, not till thy thirty-sixth year.
He did not long survive his successes here, but died at York, in the sixty-sixth year of his age, after an active, though cruel reign of about eighteen years.
Cæsar was killed in his fifty-sixth year, and about fourteen years after he had begun the conquest of the world.
The military age extended from the sixteenth to the forty-sixth year; and under the old constitution no one could hold a civic office who had not served ten campaigns.
Footnote 72: According to Ridolfi, however, he is said to have attained his twenty-sixth year; but certainly not more.
Of such kind is that Miracle of the Slave, adorning the college of St. Mark, a piece he executed in his thirty-sixth year, and which is held up as one of the wonders of Venetian art.
He died on the seventeenth of August, 1820, in the seventy-sixth year of his age.
He was taken to New York by the British, where he died on the 13th of November of that year, in the forty-sixth year of his age.
He died before he had completed his twenty-sixth year.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sixth year" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
