Sentence examples for been an age from inspiring English sources

Also, it could have been an age mismatch.

There has never been an age that was so self-conscious about the way it talked about war.

We must end the century, which has been an age of blood and violence in Russia, with repentance and peace, regardless of political views, ethnic or religious belonging.

There has long been an age gap for first-time mothers, which has narrowed a bit in recent years, driven largely by fewer teenage births, Ms. Myers said.

It might have been an age of austerity and rationing, but from a modern-day cyclist's perspective, it looks like heaven.

And while previously there's been an age limit of 75 to join a club's insurance scheme, most clubs - according to Carplus - now have no upper age limit.

Defining a clear purpose in the world has been an age-old challenge — for individuals and organizations.

It has been an age-old question: Are quotas the best way of getting more women on boards and keeping them there?

In 1866, Livingstone set off on a new expedition, one of whose aims was to find the source of the Nile, which had been an age-old European obsession.

Oleg and Yelena Krayzelburg brought their two children to Los Angeles from the Soviet Union in 1989, seeking harbor from anti-Semitism and from the possibility that their son would be conscripted when he turned 18. Lenny Krayzelburg had been an age-group champion in Odessa in what is now Ukraine.

"It's been an age-old question as to whether DNA mutations can accumulate in neurons which usually don't divide and whether they are responsible for the loss of function that the brain undergoes as we get older," said Christopher A. Walsh, the Bullard Professor of Pediatrics at HMS, chief of the Division of Genetics and Genomics at Boston Children's and co-senior author of the paper.