Sentence examples for ages lasting from inspiring English sources

The infilling mud of each retrieved amphora is representative of the ages lasting for about 200 300 years.

PNC was usually perceived as a service for children of all ages, lasting well beyond 42 days after delivery.

In terms of radiant power, then, the Dark Ages lasted a lot longer than you may have thought.

The dark ages lasted until the first stars and galaxies formed from gathering clumps of gas and their light broke apart, or reionized, the hydrogen atoms.

Photojournalism, often said to have begun with the American Civil War photographer Mathew Brady, experienced a golden age lasting from before World War II through the 1970s.

Subsequently, he developed further apparent GTCS at 9 months of age, lasting 20 minutes.

Because of longer life expectancies, he said, middle age lasts longer than it did a generation ago.

The Maya - a native American people who still live in eastern Mexico and Guatemala - produced a great urban civilisation whose "classic" age lasted from about 250 to 900.

The first age lasted from the 19th century until Second World War and was concerned "with technical measures to guard machinery, stop explosions and prevent structures collapsing".

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The Golden Age lasted less than a quarter of a century.