The phrase "ages tell" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in a poetic or metaphorical sense to imply that time or history reveals truths or stories.
Example: "As the old trees stood tall, their gnarled branches whispered secrets that ages tell."
Alternatives: "time reveals" or "history speaks".
"What the ice ages tell us is that our physical understanding of CO2 explains what happened and nothing else does," Dr. Alley said.
Alumni of all ages tell us that in addition to class reunions they would like more opportunities to get together with the other classes that were on campus when they were there.
Plain-spoken and honest to a fault, Dorothy's philosophy at root was that of the wise through the ages – tell the truth about the world and yourself, be brave in trying to uncover it and then face it without flinching.
Sarah Webb: Absolutely, though one of the ways our humans breathe life into a stay, that guests of all ages tell me about, is when an employee here tells them something unique about the building, something that gives the guest a "sense of place" about staying here.
For students of all ages, tell us about the speech in whatever medium most interests you.
People Who Didn't Have Sex For Ages Tell Us About The Moment That Broke Their Dry Spell.
That something has existed for ages tells us nothing about its value.
In Hungary, for example, the area around the large Early Bronze Age tell at Tószeg was so densely occupied that the villages were within sight of each other.
If you're still suspicious or uncomfortable about their age, tell them so and decline.
If you want to stay friends until old age, tell them that, and remind them how important they are in your life and how happy they make you.
If you're under age, tell an adult immediately if someone touches you in a way where you don't feel comfortable.
