Sentence examples for age inspired from inspiring English sources

Like many inventors, he first focused on toys and novelties, but the nascent computer age inspired him with more serious ideas.

Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age inspired Jeff Bezos to create the Kindle; Sergey Brin mines Stephenson's even more famous Snow Crash for insights into virtual reality.

She drew constantly from an early age, inspired mostly by newspaper comic strips, and once sent a sketchbook to Walt Disney asking for a job as his secretary.

One of seven siblings raised on a farm near Kilkee in the west of Ireland, Mr. Killeen was from an early age inspired to the hospitality trade by his "family's talent for the entertainment of guests".

Ms. Joseph's thoughts on the liberating effects of age inspired a California woman and her friends to turn that yearning for freedom from social constraint into a small club dedicated to camaraderie and downright silliness.

Rabbi Buechler started painting her nails when she was her students' age, inspired by Helaine Goldstein, a social studies teacher and mentor at her own middle school on Long Island.

Another New York golden age inspires the SPANISH HARLEM ORCHESTRA, a big band whose members were essential sidemen during salsa's heyday in the 1970's.

Warren Buffett, Jay-Z: The Oracle of Omaha and a hip-hop tycoon half his age inspire vastly different audiences.

WATER, soil, wind, the sun, salt... in religious language, all the primordial elements of human experience have taken on new layers of meaning, as prophets, preachers and scribes down the ages, inspired or otherwise, struggled to express their intimations of the divine.

Jon Peters' channel is not just attracting creators who are already highly engaged in woodworking, "The goal is get viewers of all ages inspired to make things.

He began taking violin lessons at age 9 while attending music school in Zagreb, Croatia, and made his first effort at composition at age 14, inspired by folklore and Byzantine chant.