Sentence examples for sixth age from inspiring English sources

By 2050, on current trends, the largest segment in the EU's population will be Shakespeare's "sixth age", 65- to 69-year-olds.

Second, the Carolingians shifted chronological hopes for the apocalypse from 6000 am II (ad 800) to ad 1000, a date at once millennial (the end of the sixth age, dawn of the Sabbatical era) and Augustinian (the end of the millennium begun by the Incarnation).

Recently, the prophecy of Abbot Ubertino of Otranto had been miraculously recovered and predicted great political changes, the coronation of a new king in France and the beginning of the sixth age of the Church.

In Mexico Mystique: The Coming Sixth Age of Consciousness, Frank Waters tied Coe's original date of 24 December 2011 to astrology and the prophecies of the Hopi, while both José Argüelles (in The Transformative Vision) and Terence McKenna (in The Invisible Landscape) discussed the significance of the year 2012 without mentioning a specific day.

This is the second age of globalisation.

Tutor, University of the Third Age, Sutton Coldfield.

This is the third or fourth age of Fonda.

If the first model of ageing sees age as everything, to the second, age is nothing.

Bill Clinton was the first Age of Aquarius chief executive.

Picture him as Sauron in the Second Age.

The Triassic was the first age of reptiles.