Sentence examples for start of an age from inspiring English sources

He denied his budget was the start of an "age of austerity", saying he was in fact ushering in a new "age of opportunity".

Add that trophy to the country's current economic overachievement and we may have the start of an age of German dominance – and not just in world football.

The Bolivian government has hailed the solstice as the start of an age in which community and collectivity will prevail over capitalism and individuality.

Humans have altered the world's climate by generating heat-trapping gases since almost the beginning of civilization and even prevented the start of an ice age several thousand years ago, a scientist said on Tuesday.

It would be the start of a new age of endarkenment.

The Ashes are gone and this is the start of a new age in English cricket.

Thus we could well be at the start of a new age for general practice and out of hospital care.

George told the Guardian that the advent of the iPod and the arrival of smartphones marked the start of a dark age of tinkering, when gadgets became powerful and ubiquitous but were never taken apart, reassembled and re-purposed.

But Samaranch also symbolizes, for many, the country's return to prominence and the start of a golden age of Spanish sport.

"I just think we're at the start of a golden age," he says.

The digital era has marked the start of a new age for customer-driven businesses.