Sentence examples for ages along from inspiring English sources

Shellfish culturing began as early as the Middle Ages along the Atlantic coast of Europe.

Their ages, along with Mrs. Clinton's concussion in 2012, have prompted calls for much more extensive medical disclosures from both.

Overall, a fun listen with plenty of songs I haven't heard for ages, along with a couple I could live without ever hearing again.

Mystery play, one of three principal kinds of vernacular drama in Europe during the Middle Ages (along with the miracle play and the morality play).

Miracle play, also called Saint's Play, one of three principal kinds of vernacular drama of the European Middle Ages (along with the mystery play and the morality play).

Tastes are different in different parts of the country, and at different ages along the ladder that takes us from childhood straight to the grave.

Now 62, Ms. Beattie continues to write, and her characters, or many of them, have aged along with her: they have mortgages, children, divorces.

As my clients have aged along with me, the term "protecting" has taken on new significance.

Obviously, we've aged along with these amazing performers.

The specific search strategy includes "successful ageing" along with seven SA synonyms: robust ageing, optimal ageing, positive ageing, healthy ageing, productive ageing, effective ageing and ageing well.

He started his first venture Mom's Kitchen at age 25, along with a school friend.