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Meanings of great epoch in anglès
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Usage of great epoch in anglès
1
The great epoch of the work is the building of the temple.
2
Only at some great epoch is it manifested widely abroad.
3
The fourteenth century was the great epoch of falconry.
4
A similar instance occurs, at a later period, before another great epoch in His course.
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This was the first great epoch of his life.
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They were the mighty heart-beats of that great epoch.
7
Was it not a great epoch in his life, this arrival of his in London?
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I say to you, it iss a great epoch.
9
Indeed, there is some danger of a traditionary mediocrity following after a great epoch in art.
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The great epoch-making novel did not exist.
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To compare modern compositions with the finest achievements of the great epoch of classical music seems utterly unfair.
12
They never saw Giovanni again; yet his hand was to work out the great epoch in Hillard's destiny.
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As scholars move back along the pathway of history, they discern in each great epoch these strategic conditions.
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To each of us men it had, for one great epoch in our lives, been a familiar presence.
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The story of that great epoch is all there in the Residenz, told as articulately as a palace can.
16
Up to this great epoch every year saw the wants of the government increasing, and resistance becoming more extensive.
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