Sentence examples for age to come from inspiring English sources

The same is true with regard to the locus of the "world (or age) to come".

Those cases that have made it as far as court have taken an age to come to a conclusion.

"For a young man at his age to come into college basketball and play with the strength and force that he has is really unique," Crean said.

Warhol used the album cover as a testing ground and template for the styles he'd develop more fully in the Pop age to come.

"If he runs in the top four it would be an astonishing result for a horse of his age to come to this country six times," Dunlop said.

In the age to come, he suggests, young men must find a way to achieve manhood without the shedding of blood.

May it live for the ages to come!

He was simply a genius who created a whole world for ages to come.

It took me ages to come out because of all the comments and jokes.

Released in October 1983 but not a hit until January 1984, it took ages to come.

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory invites learners of all ages to come experience interactive science outside of the classroom.