Sentence examples for day's age from inspiring English sources

Participants should also bring a hard copy of the day's Age and Herald Sun newspapers to class.

Recently, it was removed to be stripped and repainted at a local auto body shop, and this week it will be returned to its site, ready to receive Independence Day's aging remnants.

In putting together a Grant program of any size, it would be impossible to avoid some of these clunkers, and the academy's series has its share, including the plodding 1942 comedy of ideas "The Talk of the Town" and "That Touch of Mink" (1962), in which he was the aging playboy to Doris Day's aging virgin.

He also takes the brunt of Manning's good-natured ribbing, the constant shots about Saturday's age (34) and size and beard.

Julia Baird wrote in Saturday's Age that it was not the job of those who have lived experience of marginalisation to educate others who don't.

"For the first time since 2009 when he was bundled out of the leadership," wrote Mark Kenny in Thursday's Age, "Malcolm Turnbull's name is being mentioned positively by influential figures on the party's right – something that was inconceivable not so long ago".

(You still with me?) Birthday Bourbons are the fruit of a single day's production, aged under the watchful eye of distiller par excellence Chris Morris (who also works with Woodford Reserve, among others).

Adults $5; seniors and students $3; children $1. Saturday: Children's (ages 7 and up) workshop on bonsai, 9-11 30 a.m., at the Huntington Botanical Gardens, 1151 Oxford Road, San Marino, (626) 405-2141.

This is conveyed in sometime sesquipedalian prose that demonstrates his precocity (he got 1100 on the SAT's at age 11).

"In today's day and age, it's really stressful," he says.

In today's day and age it's often not the rich companies building the best devices.