Sentence examples for ages became from inspiring English sources

With how well both quarterbacks played this season, their ages became irrelevant.

In the late 20th century the provision of better health service to all people at all ages became a goal at both private and governmental levels.

Freiburg's best weekend in ages became better still when they won the right to build a new, bigger stadium in a referendum on Sunday.

C. 201 - c. 300 Saint George, (flourished 3rd century died, traditionally Lydda, Palestine [now Lod, Israel]; feast day April 23) early Christian martyr who during the Middle Ages became an ideal of martial valour and selflessness.

When movie rights were sold in December to New Line Cinema (the studio that produced the film adaptation of the "Hairspray" musical), a Broadway transfer for "Rock of Ages" became inevitable.

Thanks to Albert of Saxony, many new ideas raised in Parisian physics and cosmology in the later Middle Ages became widespread in Central Europe.

The ravages of age became apparent in other ways, too.

While the team's talent became unquestionable, its collective age became a question mark.

Thereafter, her age became an open point of pride: she turned ninety-nine in June.

Almost immediately Beccaria, then only 26 years of age, became an international celebrity.

By 21 he had conducted the Berlin Philharmonic and at the same age became the youngest conductor in Proms history.