Sentence examples for ages though from inspiring English sources

They did great things in the middle ages, though".

Differences in mortality at working ages, though quite moderate themselves, have a significant cumulative effect.

For the first time in ages, though, there are four others who have run the qualifying time.

People of all ages, though mostly younger, are engaging.

"Way back in the dark ages, though, those so-called 'Jews' even had an official country of their own!?" asked a horrified freshman, Katie Klump.

Participants had a range of occupational backgrounds and ages, though, as would be anticipated (TNS, 2006), most were over 40.

If it did have a golden age, though, it certainly isn't now.

It's not good when you're being patronised about your age, though".

As we age, though, our other senses do not adjust to failing eyesight or hearing.

From an early age, though, Ms. Brown has exhibited and occasionally been detoured by a kind of intense restlessness.

At the height of the imperial age, though, the revelations about Stanley's brutality did little to tarnish his fame.