Sentence examples for ages turns from inspiring English sources

"Dark Ages" turns out to be less of an original (and coherent) argument than a compendium of complaints — some well grounded, others petty and disingenuous — harvested from a wide array of scholars and writers.

Christians see the events of that first Easter as the hinge on which the door between the ages turns.

In addition, she has videotaped women of all ages turning in circles until they get woozy.

Estimated ages turned out to be considerably ancient.

The drifting of deaths toward higher ages and the concomitant concentration of deaths in old ages turned the distribution of age-at-death to a bell-shaped curve in recent decades.

On the C57BL/6J background, Cln3−/− males at all three ages turned downward substantially later than WT males, whereas Cln3 Δex7/8 males were only different from WT males at 1 month of age (Fig. 3).

If you make it, let us know how the next Ice Age turns out.

It was one of those classic "Aha!" moments, in which the crankiness of middle age turns into a borderline obsession.

Even paper birch bark is smooth and reddish brown until three or four years of age turns it white and peeling.

But what begins as a blushing, priapic opera buffa about coming of age turns into a verismo shocker, before softening into something mellower.

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