Sentence examples for extraordinary age from inspiring English sources

We live in an extraordinary age, but we've outsourced all our activities to the digital.

Heth was in fact in her seventies; she died in 1836, and after her death Barnum arranged for an autopsy as a stunt to prove her extraordinary age.

This extraordinary age of discovery is not simply the condition of our lives, but a contest as well.

In the 1970's and 1980's one often read about remote mountain villages where people stayed healthy and vigorous into their 90's, with some individuals reaching extraordinary ages.

Stalin placed it in the Caucasus, in Georgia and Azerbaijan: for there men and women lived to extraordinary ages, preserved both by pure air and by communism.The connection of long life with Marxist dialectic is not proven, but in Cuba it is assumed.

But Wisconsinites, who are not humans but evil changelings, live to extraordinary ages before being felled by apparent heart attacks (i.e., being called home to the Pit).

The find site is within 50 miles of Must farm, the extraordinary bronze age village in the shadow of a chip factory on the edge of Peterborough.

Some 650 miles south of Orkney, at Whittlesey in Cambridgeshire, archaeologists are still in the first stages of wonder at an extraordinary bronze age site that they have begun to describe as "Britain's Pompeii".

Here's the bottom line to all this philosophizing: we live in the new and extraordinary digital age that is written in binary code -- zeros and ones, either-or.

However, Japanese society has been predicted to face an extraordinary rapid aging rate in the next several decades, to the extent that approximately 40%% of people will be 65 years or older in 2060 [ 2].

Both their life stories are extraordinary in an age when the traditional working class are increasingly marginalised and politics increasingly the preserve of the middle and upper classes.