Sentence examples for ago means from inspiring English sources

That so many more technological advances are available now than there were 10 years ago means pet owners have more ethical and financial choices to make.

The Russian military intervention four months ago means that Assad is not going to lose, though he is unlikely to win decisively.

Dating the stone tips to 500,000 years ago means that they were used on spears by the last common ancestor of modern humans and Neanderthals, Homo heidelbergensis.

It's a certified anthem, and its rerelease a few years ago means a new generation now know it and love it just as much.

A rule change a few years ago means that there can be up to ten best film nominations, but there are only five best director slots, so such oddities are likely to crop up more often in years to come.

Believing that "advertising is even more important to their sales" than they perceived it to be a decade ago means "budgets might be more stable," she added, and therefore "the relationships between advertisers and agencies would weather a recession better".

Refurbishment a few years ago meant the cleaning of every single piece; it took two years.

The end of apartheid 22 years ago meant to many the start of social and economic equality.

News is narrated in real time, which a century ago meant by boat or telephone and now means by nanosecond.

Terry Pratchett Some miscalculation a few years ago meant that we ended up with, I think, five copies of Eats, Shoots & Leaves.

Does having one of the most productive streaks happen now opposed to decades ago mean more to you?