as old as time

"We're trying to bring this story as old as time into the year 2010," he says.

And she moved against him with an instinct as old as time.

Our culture, heritage and tradition are as old as time itself.

They rose from the rock floor to the ceiling and looked as old as time itself.

But there is so much more to the world, things just beyond our reach, mysteries as old as time.

It is a market that will not be suppressed, a problem as old as time.

Sleepy, the creature is half as old as time itself.

A problem that was as old as Time itself.

It was an old story, as old as time itself.

The rhythm they would follow was as old as time, and deep in their bones.

Some of these trees are over 2,000 years old – as old as time itself.

Cattiness among women is a tale as old as time.

Some, like the fear of death, intimacy or insanity, are as old as time itself.

Jericho is the oldest town in the world, the city half as old as time.

Age: The term is new, but the practice is in fact as old as time.

Theirs was a love story as old as time.

The war between us is as old as time and as endless.

A ritual as old as time, performed by different cultures in a variety of ways.

Two options as old as time to save an economy from sinking down the drain.

A human weakness, as old as time, arguing while the house burns down around you.

A wooden span that looked as old as time already crossed it.

Horse trading and haggling are as old as time itself.

It's a lesson as old as time, but one that clearly bears repeating.

"This issue of men lying to meet lesbians is as old as time, they've just found a new way to do it," she says.