Sentence examples for age has returned from inspiring English sources

I am a man" — and the new film is designed to foster an impression that the Victorian age has returned with a vengeance.

The greatest cartoonist of our age has returned to comics in an attempt to teach us the true meaning of self-loathing.

"Everyone thought the ice age had returned, but the thaw has come and we're in catch-up mode".

As the last ice age was ending, about 13,000 years ago, a final blast of cold hit Europe, and for a thousand years or more, it felt like the ice age had returned.

The authors work hard to sustain the narrative tension, though they reach a little too readily for the cliché ("there was no time to lose") and the purple analogy ("it was as if the Great Ice Age had returned").

From 1998 to 1999, the period during which the incidence in those aged 15 to 24 years had returned to baseline, 87.5% (7/8) of the serogroup C isolates from this age group were due to a single clone of clonal group 1.

But as the milestones of fleeting youth have given way to the slipstream of middle age, Carpenter has returned to form.

A 17-year-old adopted by an American couple at age 12 has returned to Russia claiming that his parents treated him badly, according to reports from Russian news media with ties to the Kremlin.

The uninsured rate among working-age adults has returned to the levels seen in the late-1990s early-2000s000s.

Once my progressive generation begins to show up to the polls, and once enough time has passed for us to leak out of the "18-29" demographic, a logical conclusion would not be that the age of liberalism has returned, but rather that the age of conservatism has left.

But now, at age 60, he has returned there to complete his degree.