Sentence examples for may take ages from inspiring English sources
The Fed may take ages to normalise interest rates.
It may take ages for a Japanese garden to come to maturity, to say nothing of the gardener.
A preliminary agreement on a single economic space for the CIS pushes Russia further from Europe's economic embrace (though it will take ages and may never happen at all).
Policies may take the age dependence of the traffic accident relative risks into account for example, by stimulating especially the young to increase cycling.
Of course, all the best plans can be overturned by a sudden unexpected discovery, and you should remain open to altering cherished opinions that may have taken ages to form.
It may have taken ages to perfect, but it sounds like something you would make up while watching TV and holding a guitar — which is what Callahan does in the song.
"At this rate, it will take ages.
"Investigations take ages.
That farm animals are also attractive as AD models is illustrated by the recent establishment of a porcine model: while the transgene was found to be expressed in brain, the authors speculate that it may take until the age of 1 2 years until Aβ may accumulate in the porcine brain (Kragh et al., 2009).
Inherited IRA beneficiaries may take distributions prior to age 59 and a half without any penalties.
