Sentence examples similar to ended age from inspiring English sources

But they are lying: the war ended ages ago and they are living in splendour in what was New York City.

Her tour should have ended ages ago, and Letissier recently turned down dates in Japan to stop her schedule from snowballing out of control.

"My life ended ages ago/ Now it's all a dream," he raps on "Big", one of several tracks that broods on the difficulties of fame.

In it, the Chancellor cut the tax rate for earnings over £150,000, and ended age-related tax allowances for pensioners.

There are seven feminine nouns ending "age".

Leaders of labor unions said they welcomed the idea of ending age discrimination but expressed suspicion about the government's motives.

But things become still worse when we turn to proposals for "ending aging," "curing the aging disease," and other recent aspirational infirmities of the anti-aging movement.

We can end aging forever".

Some scientists in Palo Alto are offering a $1 million prize to anyone who can end aging.

And if he found that, then could it lead to treatments that slow – or even end – ageing?

If there were a pill to end ageing, they say they'd have no interest in it.