Sentence examples for end of an age from inspiring English sources

An act of terrorism presaging the end of an age of globalization?

"The end of an age of denial".

For the world, too, it is the end of an age.

The Constitution was meant to mark the end of an age of political mystery.

"This feels like the end of an age," Ms. Stern writes.

There are historic moments which may be recognised, even by contemporaries, as marking the end of an age.

As a former personal injury lawyer, I have met numerous people on the receiving end of an aging person's bad driving.

Equally, she will be 48 at the end of this year, an age at which she will find it harder and harder to get lead parts and opportunities for securing her place in the Academy and in our sense of history.

But more worrying is what the fracas reveals about the bank's management.The data on April's performance reached the board only at the end of May, an age.

It is reasonable to think that a big methane release and the end of an ice age might be more than coincidental.

When an intensification of sunlight initiates the end of an ice age, they believe, carbon dioxide is somehow flushed out of the ocean, causing a big amplification of the initial warming.