Sentence examples for several ages from inspiring English sources

Several men of several ages, some in skirts and some playing tiny instruments, singing the kind of Californian ska that usually only exists on Crazy Taxi games.

Ice wedges in the world are of several ages, but none appear older than the onset of the last major cold period, about 100,000 years ago.

"Staff need to recognise that in fact there's no such thing as 'a child', there are actually several ages - fetus, neonate, pre-school, first school, adolescent, transition to adulthood and all of these have very different needs.

Hitherto 'dispensationalism' (a doctrine that separates history into several ages in which different tasks were required of man, after the teaching of John Nelson Darby, a 19th-century Plymouth Brethren minister) had been of no more importance, theologically, than Tennessee snake-handling.

For several ages, there have been numerous definitions that fit the notion of fractional derivatives [10, 34].

For several ages, there have been numerous demarcations that apt the notion of fractional derivatives [36, 37].

The average growth rate of Eη for the same asphalt in several aging stages varies considerably due to the difference in anti-aging performance.

And it's put several ageing abusers behind bars.

The crash came after cracks were discovered recently in the wings of several aging Concordes.

The Mets have several aging players who, like Alou, 41, were given large contracts.

They examined cells taken from subjects in several age groups, including fetuses and 100-year-olds.