Sentence examples for age hence from inspiring English sources

Appius Claudius suffered blindness in old age, hence his surname Caecus ("the blind").

He started making films that could be seen both by adults and by children Lorelei's age — hence "School of Rock" and "Bad News Bears," a remake of Michael Ritchie's 1976 youth-baseball comedy.

Soames says he liked being in charge from an early age – hence his preference for being on the turntables at a party, making people dance faster or slower, he says.

The particular rituals it describes were relevant to the circumstances in which the ancient Hebrews found themselves but no longer made sense in a modern age; hence, the ceremonial law of the ancient Hebrews could be disregarded.

Fatality rates with AVs will not be dependent on age, hence the flat line in cases 1 4.

The size of the ALL is expected to reduce with age, hence resulting in a decreasing maximum load.

DHT synthesized by steroid 5-alpha reductase increases as aging, hence, prostatic gland of aged man may be affected more by steroid 5-alpha reductase [ 4].

Inspired, Cunningham penned one of his own: "They shall be telling this with a sigh, / Somewhere ages and ages hence.

It finished: I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

I am glad that he will wake up today, alive to the fact that he will (I hope) die ages and ages hence, and from natural causes, rather than last night on Aftab's noose.

If someday, ages hence, archaeologists were to come upon the objects now on display in the Vincent Astor Gallery of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, what would they make of them all?