Sentence examples for ages told from inspiring English sources

The liberal historian Patrick Boucheron, the editor of a recent surprise best-seller that highlights foreign influences on French life throughout the ages, told me that he had little patience for people who bemoan the country's changing demographics.

Billed in the brochure as dance and film, this remarkable piece is also theatre in the truest sense: a love story for the ages told live and afresh for each new audience.

When I surveyed women for my friendship study, women of all ages told me stories about friends with addictions who they painfully watched destroying themselves; ones who were abusive to their husbands or children; ones who lied to their friends and let them down; and ones who committed crimes.

That something has existed for ages tells us nothing about its value.

"What the ice ages tell us is that our physical understanding of CO2 explains what happened and nothing else does," Dr. Alley said.

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.

A man about my age told me it was to ward off the deer.

It's the story of the nuclear age told through the love story of Madame and Pierre Curie, in the format of a graphic novel.

"If these boys were put into dresses they would be indistinguishable from the chorines," the weekly newspaper, New York Age, told its readers.

Didi, the African girl my age, told me that Emily was so outgoing.