Sentence examples for the ages one from inspiring English sources

The children were all newly diagnosed and between the ages one and 18.

The former starter for the Yomiuri Giants has put together a season of relief for the ages, one that Mariano Rivera would tip his cap to.

Cities sprout and recede around his time-travel contraption as it moves through the ages; one gawker says this glass globe with brass knobs and pipes probably makes quite a cappuccino.

According to "Scribes and Scholars," a 1968 study by L. D. Reynolds and N. G. Wilson of how Greek and Roman literature was preserved and transmitted through the ages, one of the ways that scholars at the Library of Alexandria notated a point of textual interest was by writing the letter chi in the margin.

When one looks at estimates of global lead production throughout the ages, one finds that the first steps of metal working and Pb production began about 5000 years ago.

As befits our president's wildest dreams, it may even prove to be a record for the ages, one for the history books.

With congress planning on postponing the age one can access Social Security from the current age of 62 to 66, how will the permanently unemployable ever get there?

Tasted side by side, the younger Hennepin seems sharp and aggressively flavored compared with the aged one.

"Mr. Thoreau is thus at war with the political economy of the age," one reviewer commented, after "Walden" was published, in 1854.

In the eyes of investors, Apple is the up-and-coming rockstar, HP is the aging one.

According to a US Census survey, in 2012 there were more than 142 million Americans age 35 or older, the age one is eligible for president.