Sentence examples for age circle from inspiring English sources

"Those people belong to a New Age circle of influence," Mr. Delord said.

And he rests in a bronze age circle of stones that was once someone's home, and where he now looks at home, too.

But the protesters who demanded it be left on the beach missed the second Bronze Age circle, just visible at the lowest tides.

(Chinen) KEIKO MATSUI (Through Sunday) Sometimes billowing and ethereal, sometimes crisp and gently funky, the music of Keiko Matsui has been celebrated in smooth jazz and New Age circles.

Norwood's rise in espion- age circles was more rapid than her advancement at Non-Ferrous Metals, which, from her point of view, was just as well: with mundane, rather than managerial, duties, she was more likely to escape detection.

But the origins of darts tell of a more noble lineage and it is thought to have its roots in a game played by soldiers in the Middle Ages, who threw shortened spears at a slice of a felled tree, the age circles of the tree acting as the crude forerunner to today's dartboard.

This has sparked many conversations in new age circles about "women attracting their rapists" or "countries attracting famine".

I have a new book which places my Muslim identity in conversation with ayahuasca, a psychoactive tea that has made its way from the Amazon into New Age circles.

There's an idea that floats around many New Age circles which says if you want something, give it sincerely to someone else.

As far as he and his ageing circle are concerned, they cannot come soon enough.

Saturdays starting around 11 p.m., the bar fills with a mostly gay clientele, and by 2 a.m. one recent Sunday, it was packed with young women, two of them nuzzling each other's necks, and men of all ages circling their hips with abandon to old-school, creatively spun house music.