Sentence examples similar to In ages to come from inspiring English sources
If this is the future of travel, we see things getting a lot more spontaneous -- and a lot more affordable -- in the tech-filled ages to come.
Every time the ball went out of play it took ages to come back in.
Joint influenza and pneumococcal immunization in the primary healthcare setting is both effective and widely acceptable as evidenced by high uptake rates, and should continue to be a mainstay of disease prevention for this age group in years to come.
And whoever says a word against the Son of man will be forgiven; but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come" (Matthew 12 22-32)".
In the age to come, he suggests, young men must find a way to achieve manhood without the shedding of blood.
And last, in an age to come—"106 winters after the Fall"—the members of a forest tribe, surviving in primitive conditions, are visited by their streamlined superiors, who zip across the ocean in a kind of aqua-spacecraft.
And last, in an age to come — "106 winters after the Fall" — the members of a forest tribe, surviving in primitive conditions, are visited by their streamlined superiors, who zip across the ocean in a kind of aqua-spacecraft.
Warhol used the album cover as a testing ground and template for the styles he'd develop more fully in the Pop age to come.
As the efficacy seems to be similar in all age groups, similar improved survival is to be expected in those more than 60 years of age in the years to come.
Major improvements in adult mortality in the past decades will inevitably unfold as population aging in the years to come with an increasing number of people reaching older ages in most developed countries.
