Sentence examples for ages began from inspiring English sources

The Middle Ages began with the fall of Rome.

In reality, the conception of the Middle Ages as the "Dark Ages" began with the Enlightenment.

As the recession worsened, however, women of those ages began to leave the labor force.

At the time, one of the central questions in climate research was how ice ages began and how they ended.

As a result, what seemed spontaneous, a moment of light falling on a letter and taking us through the window of the ages, began to look irredeemably staged.

The partnership with First Day New York, which helps students of all ages, began four years ago in Blackstone's hedge fund solutions group and has since spread across the firm.

Suddenly, the enormous difference in the lovers' ages begins to matter.

All theorizing about relations in the Middle Ages begins with Aristotle's short treatise, the Categories.

"Many of these AGEs begin to crosslink proteins, which builds into a much more complex situation.

The storied middlebrow age began.

THE space age began as a competition.