Sentence examples for back to another age from inspiring English sources

That work "is a ballet that takes us back to another age and gives us the opportunity to be someone else entirely, sensitive, a superwoman," she said.

It was often noted that Amy Winehouse's music harked back to another age — to the heydays of Motown and soul, R&B, jazz, girl groups and Phil Spector's Wall of Sound; it was there in the brass, in the impeccable period production and the sublime smoke and burnish of her voice.

The answer may go back to another age-old human desire: the need to belong.

But back to the age issue.

Should we go back to the age of only sculpture?

More Robert Fisk: Egypt is back to the age of dictators.

"They are fighting to take us back to the age of darkness and ignorance".

He means to go back to the age of the caveman.

He also accused leave campaigners of harking back to the age of empire.

Coming back to the age of the earth: Does it matter?

The victim has an extensive criminal history that dates back to the age of 18.