Sentence examples for age circles of from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Reading the tweets of celebrities reacting to her death gives the sense that she was a regular, stabilizing presence in brainy, post-middle-age circles of Hollywood that perhaps still privately struggled with the insecurities of waning celebrity that Fisher spent so much of her writing career looking in the eyes.

Chamber music will be well represented, with programs focusing on the music of the Machine Age, the circle of Eastern European expatriates in Paris and Stravinsky's influence.

Built on the site of a Bronze Age stone circle of puddingstones, parts of the church building date to the 12th century.

He persuades Cornelia to neglect their own ageing, greying circle of friends to hang out with Jamie and Darby, and mentor Jamie in his film-making career.

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.

The sexual displays of both "young" (up to 6 years of age; white circles) and "old" (more than 6 years of age; black circles) birds correlated to the numbers of sperm per ejaculate (click for larger view: figure 2a), sperm motility (click for larger view: figure 2b), and the percentage of morphologically normal sperm produced (click for larger view: figure 2c) -- all of which affect fertility.

Women in the lower classes sleep their way up only to be kicked back down, while those in the upper classes use their feminine influence to maneuver their husbands into ever-growing circles of power, until age corrodes their authority.

Two Bronze Age stone circles and remnants of huts on the moors above the village show that the area has been settled since earliest times, and a hoard of 33 silver dinari dating from 30 to 170 AD found in a local field indicates that the Romans had a presence.