Sentence examples for ages series from inspiring English sources
In method, he stretched from Thompsonian populist protest ("Bandits") to Braudellian structures ("The Ages" series).
The ten films in Anthology's "Middle Ages" series include four versions of "Macbeth": by Béla Tarr, Roman Polanski, Akira Kurosawa, and Welles (whose 1947 adaptation screens Nov. 21 and Nov. 24).
The "Rock of Ages" series, taken at the granite quarries of Barre, Vt., is dominated by crisscrossing, beautiful black and white lines sprinkled with daubs of brown and green.
The Guardian was selected for its Body Image column, which brings the body image debate to the wider public, with its fashion for all ages series also recognised for showing a commitment to representing different people.
(Adults are always saying things like "Trust in your own conscience" and "It's what's in your heart that matters".) Considered alone, the film, which has its premiere on Sunday night at 8, is a perfectly respectable addition to Showtime's Original Pictures for All Ages series.
If that's not enough nostalgia, Sega Ages series producer Kagasei Shimomura hints Sega Dreamcast games could also hit the Switch, which, if that happens, could bring Phantasy Star Online or Jet Set Radio to Nintendo's system.
In the new season plenty of aging series will struggle to stay energetic.
(The company also conceded that it had aging series like "SpongeBob" and "iCarly").
Not to be confused with The X-Files. 4) Wildly successful teenage coming-of-age series that ran from 1998-2003.
"Stalking Strangers' DNA" ("The DNA Age" series, front page, April 2) states that the law views DNA from discarded cigarettes, drinking cups and so on to be abandoned property.
De Sève also designs characters, including those for the "Ice Age" series (he's giving a lecture on the topic at the New York Society of Illustrators, on Tuesday, April 24th).
