Sentence examples for of one age from inspiring English sources

Tolkien may be charting the victory, familiar from a hundred fairy tales, of good over evil, but such mastery comes at a melancholy price, for it marks the end of one age — that of wizardry, elvishness, and free trips on the backs of giant eagles — and the dawning of another.

We all know how the laudable artistic and intellectual standards of one age become the limiting conventions of the next.

The consensus of historians, whether second-guessers or those in the academic mainstream, is that 1898 marked the death of one age and the start of another.

The mean integrated area ratio (relative content) of one AGE, 1150 CML /1450)/1450 cm−1 was also calculated for all the three groups.

And that's even before you get to the vast gulf between the popular music culture of one age group and that of another.

This means that if only one multiplier of one age class is changed also all other age classes are affected.

With United States soldiers dodging bullets in Falluja, it might seem odd to reach back six decades to tell the story of one aging soldier.

The duration of one ageing step was 2 weeks for pollutant exposure, 4 hours for visible light irradiation and 2 days for dry heating.

Her videos demonstrate lithe twirling, a gymnast's flexibility and total mastery of one age-old stage direction: "smile with your eyes".

The period "End of career" consisted of only one age class, containing the retirement age.

He told us the two pictures were of his cousins, one age nine, the other thirteen.