Sentence examples for about an age from inspiring English sources

[McGuire] says that soon, climate change will bring about an age of geological havoc including tsunamis and something he calls 'volcano storms'.

We can, and must, take action today to bring about an age of affordable, ubiquitous WiFi.

It simply means that we are not going to bring about an age of bipartisan comity simply by sending our legislators to the Hawk And Dove every night.

Talk about an age of innocence!

That's our new conventional wisdom about an age of proverbial prudery.

YOU can tell a lot about an age from the way it adapts prefixes to its purposes.

The movie is about an aging rocker who falls in love with a young, rising star.

"You can't just bring about such an age because you want it," he said.

For tobacco users, respondents were asked about (a) age at first use, and (b) current number of smokes per day.

A man of gold is unlikely to bring about a golden age.

Midas did not bring about a golden age, but his own starvation.