The phrase "ages during" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing time periods or experiences that occur over a span of ages, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The traditions have evolved significantly over the ages during which they have been practiced."
Alternatives: "periods of time" or "eras in which".
Pope put an exclamation point on a comeback for the ages during a nor'easter in old Foxborough Stadium in Massaschusetts.
"I was with this team through the dark ages, during the oppression," said Moore, a 1991 Maryland graduate.
"We haven't had snow for ages during the week when they are on vacation," Ms. Nadelman said, heading for the door.
They also question why the entire world, led by the US, then created an unprecedented coalition that would bomb the entire country, including its long-suffering people, back into the dark ages, during a merciless 40-day military campaign.
The Maryland governor, who is far behind in the polls, also claimed to offer a "new generation's perspective" after making a barbed reference to the other candidates' ages during the debate.
Those multicolored rows of beaded bracelets that garnished the wrists of all ages during the winter will show up closer to ground level on ankles and toes for summer.
On Sunday night, Mr. Michaels, above center, the lead singer of the rock band Poison, performed with the cast of "Rock of Ages" during the opening number of the show at Radio City Music Hall.
Which goes to a theory of mine: I think that just as there are ages during which your brain can best learn new languages, there are ages when you are particularly open to certain songs.
Obviously, I have met children of all ages during my travels across the world with soccer, but this was a unique, special introduction that was a first in my life.
To compare the metabolic profiles of normo- and hyperandrogenic women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) with those of control women at different ages during reproductive life.
Thompson believes that the narcissism theory — that those who take selfies are simply (and pathetically) self-obsessed — is an argument that's been used for ages during each big technological shift.
