Sentence examples for eons ahead from inspiring English sources
Cursed with an awareness of the centuries past and the eons ahead, we know how arbitrary a prison the moment we inhabit really is.
The Spanish thought they were eons ahead of the Aztecs and other indigenous tribes, he said, only to later understand the sophistication of the society they had aimed to stamp out.
We've had our hands-on, but that's because we're an elite media group that knows everything eons ahead of time.
A bit. Point is: video games are eons ahead of where they were in the 1980s.
My 4 and 6-year old seemed to be eons ahead of him in their interests and abilities.
I've blogged about this concept of "Othering" before, but scholars who are eons ahead of me have done better.
With an increase in the dividend paid to Eon ahead of completion, the extra payment has been reduced from $40m to $15m, meaning Premier will hand over $135m in all.
If you noticed that "ions" should have been "eons," that puts you ahead of both the writer and the editor who read this before I finally caught it, and I'm a little surprised I did.
In the early 1980s producer Jack Schwartzman moved ahead with a non-Eon Bond film, following the controversy over the 1961 novel Thunderball and the subsequent long legal battle; the result was Never Say Never Again.
"Goldman Sachs is six months ahead of everybody else, which in e-time is eons," says analyst Steven Galbraith of Sanford C. Bernstein &Co.
