Sentence examples for ages of technology from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the F.B.I. is operating in the dark ages of technology.

BACK in the dark ages of technology, when the nearest thing to wireless broadband was the flickering screen of broadcast television, your correspondent used to fantasise about using the TV signal after the programming had shut down for the night to beam newspapers to people's homes.

I'm lucky to have grown up in the age of technology.

What does a ballgown look like, in an age of technology?

"We're entering the third age of technology," said Samsung UK vice president Robert King.

Then Harold Wilson's "white heat" age of technology ushered in the mechanical era.

"You're unlucky," she sighed, "because you live in this awful age of technology.

We have lost so many of the little nuances of kindness in the age of technology.

Even in the age of technology, those service areas, experts say, make a difference.

In this day and age of technology there's no real reason why everything should be concentrated around the capital.

For drivers who regularly face the challenges of parking in Manhattan, the age of technology has provided precious few options.