Sentence examples for ages could be from inspiring English sources

However, the humin fraction ages could be assumed as the minimum ages for carbon in soils.

Senility may be an issue, but judges (of all ages) could be tested every few years on their continued understanding of law and modern life.

Come to think of it, historians of future ages could be forgiven for thinking pretty much anything, since we're about to deny them access to reliable information.

Among red-tails whose ages could be documented, she was the oldest ever found alive in the wild in North America.

There is Hayze Howard, less than 2 years old, among about 10 people on the list whose ages could be counted on fingers.

'The right to decompose'? 'The right to have someone you hate turn up at your funeral and claim you liked them'?" Historians of future ages could be forgiven for concluding that this whole era was clinically depressed.

The decrease in size of the house mouse since the Gallo-Roman period, or likely since the end of the Middle-Ages, could be due to landscape clearance and expansion of cereal-like cultivations.

The retirement age could be raised.

Their dark age could be one too.

The end of the jet age could be in sight.

Who knew middle age could be so eventful?