Sentence examples for ancient age from inspiring English sources

tim ancient age of the Sun implied that stars shine as a result of thermonuclear fusion.

Atmy ancient age, there is no way I could decode what is written, nor learn how to do it.

The women's golf champion Annika Sorenstam announced her retirement Tuesday at the comparatively ancient age of 37.

Thankfully, I decided to cross the too-old-for-long-hair bridge when the ancient age of 30 arrived.

He turns out to be Sando, a "huge, bearded, coiled-up presence", who's reached the ancient age of 36.

Young writers ask because they want to avoid the missteps that left me unpublished until such a frighteningly ancient age.

In nineteenth-century Europe, archeology was dominated by the rising middle class, whose faith in change and material progress was reflected in descriptions of ancient ages — from stone to bronze and then to iron.

Other trends suggest that students who become more accepting of evolution may go through "stages" of changed acceptance involving acceptance of increasingly ancient ages for Earth and universe and expanding limits within which they accept that evolution can occur.

If Bruguiere's arguments are considered unfounded, then we can study mountains under their zoological aspect with some profit, since they furnish us with documents to know which species existed in the most ancient ages of the world, before continents were formed.

In ancient ages, Egypt was considered as one of the forest zones, due to the dense tree-cover extended over most of the lands.

The use of plants as a source of products for the treatment of diseases that affect mankind dates back to ancient ages.