Sentence examples for ages of course from inspiring English sources

Those were the dark ages, of course.

Advertisers have known this for ages, of course, surrounding engaging images of powerful pickup trucks or polished luxury cars with familiar rock anthems and soaring classical themes.

The first of the seminal reading ages, of course, is the floor-tipping, giddily joyous moment at which you become a free and fluent reader, hunched over books of your own choosing and unleashed from the strictures of learn-to-read schemes.

Or an overweight daughter who decides to become a single mother and gets pregnant from a donor site while her crazy sister, the aspiring actress (one for the ages, of course), goes to meet some Hollywood big-shot who assaults her after having a few lines of coke?

Don't count out age, of course.

That age, of course, is two.

It is a different age, of course.

Aging, of course, also improves flavor and tenderness.

Age, of course, has caught up with them.

"At her age?" "Of course she can," Sofia said.

Exercise won't prevent you from aging, of course.