Sentence examples for ages ever from inspiring English sources

(All ages) EVER since Sept. 11, public officials making reference to Islam have been extraordinarily careful to describe it as a great and peace-loving religion.

There was now a risk, he said, of an economic downturn "unprecedented in the past 30 years" with possibly damaging consequences for China's social and political stability.If China is not to stagnate, it will have to make a bigger effort to persuade rural dwellers to keep coming to the cities as its population ages ever more rapidly.

Are there any melodies still undiscovered, and will all the future ages ever produce anything to match Greensleeves or the Toccata and Fugue in D? The 20th century saw the rise of a new art form that would have seemed miraculous to our ancestors - film.

The 40Ar/39Ar total fusion ages determined for the lithic fragments are the first ages ever determined for the trench soil collected at station 8 using any isotopic study.

Chart-toppers have been crossing over to the big screen for ages, ever since Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Barbra Streisand and Dolly Parton broadened their brands to include the glamour of Hollywood.

Danielle Wade as Dorothy and Jamie McKnight as Scarecrow in "The Wizard of Oz". When Judy Garland first slipped her feet into those ruby slippers 75 years ago, it's doubtful that she realized she was helping to create a modern classic that has continued to charm people of all ages ever since.

Did that golden age ever exist?

Berlusconi meanwhile will be ageing ever more visibly.

"No one my age ever sounds well on the phone".

She didn't let her age ever keep her from missing a deadline.

Professional criminals are an ageing, ever smaller proportion of the overall mix.