Sentence examples for first ages of from inspiring English sources

Here we present the first ages of a selection of Sacred Ibis mummies using 14C methods in order to establish how closely they match the archaeological chronology.

That time period was one of the first ages of enlightenments in the last 100 years with psych culture, disco, and soul.

Inhaled environmental pollutants in the first ages of life can have profound impacts on the interrelationships between signaling molecules and their targets, thereby upsetting homeostasis in the lung and possibly in the intestine (Kasper et al. 2005).

Bill Clinton was the first Age of Aquarius chief executive.

The Triassic was the first age of reptiles.

IN THE first age of wireless technology, entirely new product categories arose.

So what was it like in the first age of Grub Street?

That toilet training so laboriously learned in Shakespeare's first age of man, lost in the seventh.

THE DAY WALL STREET EXPLODED: A Story of America in Its First Age of Terror, by Beverly Gage.

World War I did not sink the human ship, but it certainly sank the first age of globalization.

One theory posits that diversification reached a peak by the first age of the Late Ordovician Epoch, with minor fluctuations.