Sentence examples for in time to the age from inspiring English sources

Wyre Forest, Worcester goes back even further in time to the age of dinosaurs with a Rock and Fossils event (May 30).

But, in this fun little exercise, we are going to go back in time, to the age of royal courts.

Lest we prolong Webb's fifteen minutes, let's look back in time to the "Age of Riches," a series the New York Times started in 2007.

Doctor Who first aired back in 1963 with an adventure that saw the Time Lord and companions sent back in time to the stone age and captured by cave men.

Hoskins writes that on a desolate moor one can feel oneself imaginatively back in time to the Bronze Age, but that there are now few such unaltered places left.

"Being different like me, or Bradley, in the middle of nowhere is like going back in time to the Dark Ages".

She probably went back in time to the Dark Ages to get more magic from the will-o-wisps.].

With more than 8 million exhibits, the museum refers you back in time to the prehistoric ages of human development and civilization.

Among the newest Southern California parks, this Santa Monica Mountains facility near Malibu is a step back in time to the Southland's golden age. 1. Park near the intersection of Las Virgenes Road and Mulholland Highway, and walk toward the park gate, or pay $7 for parking inside the ranch property.

Why would intelligent, seemingly well integrated daughters with bright futures ahead of them, enjoying the liberties granted by modern democracy, want to travel back in time to the darkest of dark ages?

The Institutional Mother-Child Prograllowsows mothers who are currently serving time to raise their child in prison full time to the age of four.