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Example sentences for "thousand years"

  • Plato has seized by anticipation the spirit which hung over Greek literature for a thousand years afterwards.

  • For more than a thousand years not a single writer of first-rate, or even of second-rate, reputation has a place in the innumerable rolls of Greek literature.

  • The dreary waste which follows, beginning with the Alexandrian writers and even before them in the platitudes of Isocrates and his school, spreads over much more than a thousand years.

  • Every cat, every rat, every mouse, every louse has a thousand years to burn!

  • Tell those hell-hounds they have a thousand years to burn--every one of them!

  • Tie on some picks an' shovels an' put you behind the wheel, and only the guys that are in the know would ever get wise in a thousand years.

  • And believe, I suppose, that a man can live a thousand years, whereas we know well that he cannot live more than about a hundred.

  • Well," I replied at hazard, "if you were assured by someone that a man could live for a thousand years?

  • Who knows then but that at some time in its history, men did not live for a thousand years, and that lost civilisations did not exist of which this Oro and his daughter may be two survivors?

  • Lady Yva," I said, "did I rightly understand the Lord Oro to say that he was a thousand years old?

  • I myself had seen more than a thousand years when I lay down to sleep.

  • Even had this once noble collection never endured such acts of violence, the mere wear and tear, and perhaps, I may add, the pilfering of a thousand years, would have diminished it sadly.

  • Victory had awarded the prize of battle, Jerusalem, to the Mohammedan; and, notwithstanding the temporary successes of the Crusaders, after much more than a thousand years in his hands it remains to this day.

  • Yet, for more than a thousand years, such was the accepted logic, and all over Europe propositions equally absurd were accepted on equally ridiculous proof.

  • She thus took a course which determined her whole future career: she became a stumbling-block in the intellectual advancement of Europe for more than a thousand years.

  • The values of a thousand years glitter on those scales, and thus speaketh the mightiest of all dragons: "All the values of things--glitter on me.

  • The Druids kissed the High Priest's toe a thousand years B.

  • For my part, speaking with the holiness of truth, I would not give one hour of life as a Soul for a thousand years of life as a man.

  • Meanwhile, in France, Europe was trying to solve at a stroke the problems of a thousand years.

  • His sensibility was touched by the contrast, and he saw himself as a picturesque figure linking the new dreams of liberty and equality to the feudal traditions of a thousand years.

  • Would Providence have permitted such a power to rule for a thousand years had it not been a necessity?

  • For the fact stares us in the face that it is rooted deeply in a large part of the Eastern world, or, at least, has prevailed victorious for more than a thousand years.

  • He was not one of those men that Gibbon appreciated; but his fame is steadily growing, after a lapse of a thousand years.

  • These he heeded not, but pondered On the volume in his hand, Wherein amazed he read: "A thousand years in thy sight Are but as yesterday when it is past, And as a watch in the night!

  • One who believes that Christ will reign personally on earth a thousand years; a Chiliast; also, a believer in the universal prevalence of Christianity for a long period.

  • One who believes that Christ will personally reign on earth a thousand years; a Chiliast.

  • Consisting of a thousand years; of or pertaining to the millennium, or to the Millenarians.

  • May you live a thousand years, and may you always be the head of this great nation.

  • When the northern tribes-men overwhelmed the Roman culture they paralysed progress for a thousand years or so; set back the clock by that much.

  • May you live a thousand years--and longer; to continue good work of enlightenment.

  • But it is no swift and easy matter to disabuse the race mind from attitudes and habits inculcated for a thousand years.

  • We like what we are used to, and if we have been used to it for a thousand years we like it more intensely.

  • One day is with the Lord as a thousand years.

  • Here we have the explanation of another passage of Scripture, that "one day is with the Lord as a thousand years.


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