Sentence examples for back on ages from inspiring English sources

Now, when I look back on ages 23 to 32, every aspect of my life is shadowed by what I saw through the glass that blue-and-gold Tuesday morning: two towers, each gashed and stunningly hazed in the glitter of exploding windows, falling, one after the other, over and over again.

Cutler began singing in the Salvation Army at the age of six, but let her talents lapse until a friend forced her back on stage aged 50.

Should we be working to push back on parental age, and if so, how?

"I suppose people will look back on this age and say: 'What were they like?

All are self-made, grew up in the outer boroughs of New York City, and can now look back on middle age.

Someday sociologists will look back on the age of the single family computer and wonder how families all got along.

In other words, Arabs may soon look back on the age of al-Jazeera as an all-too-brief flowering of critical, independent journalism.

We look back on an age when our president told cracker-barrel parables about the flukes of something called human nature.

When people look back on this age of success for Spain and Barcelona, he is the player who will come to mind.

Parties of the left have been even more bereft of ideas than parties of the right, which despite their suspicion of "big bang" solutions have been able to fall back on the age-old certainties of balanced budgets and deregulation.

"Increasingly, the lifestyle and the savings for superannuation are being seen as an opportunity to enjoy a few cruises and the luxuries of life for a few years until it runs out and then people wish to fall back on the age pension," Truss told the Conservative Breakfast Club in Brisbane, according to a News Corp report.