The phrase "ago world" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two separate concepts, "ago" indicating a time in the past and "world," which does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "In a world long ago, people lived differently."
Alternatives: "ancient world" or "world of the past."
Ten years ago, world leaders agreed on a set of concrete and measurable development objectives known as the Millennium Development Goals.
Ten years ago world leaders signed the Millennium Declaration, promising to meet eight development goals by 2015.
As I mentioned on these blogs a week or three ago, World Cups are like Bond films.
Pérez inherited a financial basket case when he was elected in the summer of 2000 but a few weeks ago World Soccer magazine reliably pronounced Real the world's richest club, leapfrogging Manchester United.
Ten months ago, world leaders gathered at the United Nations to adopt 169 targets that will shape much of the $2.5tn expected to be spent on development assistance over the next 15 years, along with many trillions of dollars of national budgets.
That's the drama of the book — we have to keep guessing, as Mr. Frank vows that the outfit he's at work on will outdo the clothes he made or mended 60 years ago (World War II uniforms) and 50 years ago ("Madmen -style suits) and 40 years ago (Madmen -stylend suits.
The two men had been opposing players in a long-ago World Cup.
The other five, which wield vetoes and are permanent, are America, Russia, China, Britain and France, roughly speaking the victors of the last long-ago world war.
The law often changes slowly to catch up with ideas about family, and Mrs. Montepagani's challenge offers a snapshot of one case that could help erode a rule that dates from a long-ago world.
Moreover, the researchers contend, in a long-ago world, women's more social response to stress may have conferred an evolutionary benefit, promoting survival and reducing the risk to females and their offspring posed by predators, natural disasters and other Pleistocene Epoch threats.
It's the bond that holds "Ran" together and makes protagonists from this long-ago world accessible to us today.
