Sentence examples for the ages that from inspiring English sources

A match for the ages that explored football's potential to thrill like few others.

Authors, including Sjon and Robert MacFarlane, are gathering to celebrate "some of the great writing across the ages that has the sea as a central theme".

This historical tour of the English lexicon considers words as etymological "fossils of past dreams and traumas," revealing the preoccupations of the ages that produced them.

Kitsch fans should make their way to the Motor Museum on the edge of Riga, a display of vintage cars through the ages that also tells much about cold war politics.

With the 2019 World Cup to be held in Japan, it's a win for the ages that will no doubt spearhead the IRB's efforts to get people in Japan and across Asia interested in rugby.

The ages that might reflect reheating, as discussed in the previous section, are also in accord with the timing of known uplift episodes; these data may thus potentially reflect denudation episodes but are less reliable.

As a symbol of the age, that was perfect.

But it's not the ageing that truly bothers me.

("Modal" refers to the age that is most common).

Yet at Happisburgh, it's not just the age that makes these finds so exciting.

In "The Age of Desire," we get the desire, but not the age that shaped it.