Sentence examples for order of ages from inspiring English sources

It has, for instance, widely been used in political contexts; the Great Seal of the United States, designed in 1782, proclaims a "new order of ages", while in the 1980s the Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev proclaimed that "all mankind is entering a new age".

In order of age?

The girls being beaten in order of age: that was something that happened in my mother's generation".

I can name them, without leaning on Google (although not quite in order of age): Brian, Darryl, Duane, Brent, Rich, and Ron.

The poem is a lamentation of the jagged, unfair way we die, not in order of age or according to desire.

The interviewees, arranged in order of age, are between 4 and 83 years old, from diverse backgrounds, and presented without last names.

The bodies were brought out in order of age — first the parents, Udi, 36, and Ruth, 35, then the three children, Yoav, 11, Elad, 4, and Hadas, a baby girl of 3 months.

They're the loose cannons, given the best lines and allowed to swear and punch and break things; they're written, in descending order of age, as a metrosexual smoothie, an uptight 1950s dad and a budding sociopath.

It was Betty Burke who came up with the name the Five Stairsteps after noticing that when the siblings stood next to one another in order of age, they resembled a staircase.

In order of age, they are Alexander Puri of the Upper East Side, who will be 5 next month and whose favorite subway line (at least last week) is the B. Next is Aidan Langston of Park Slope, Brooklyn, who turned 6 last month and is bold enough to favor the V train, making him probably its only fan.

However recherche some of the questions on University Challenge might be, they are mainstream pop culture compared to watching someone trying to line up five dolls in the order of age, while also picking out the most valuable and the odd one out.