Sentence examples for the ages to from inspiring English sources
The basic formula reaches back through the ages, to the "Odyssey" and the Bible.
Britten's work is universal in that sense, music for the ages to stand with Wagner and Verdi, Stravinsky and Shostakovich.
Shofars, or rams' horns, have been blown throughout the ages to signal Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, which arrives in the fall.
The same or similar mushrooms have been used throughout the ages to induce states of religious ecstasy, spiritual enlightenment, mystical meanderings or simply to have a great time.
It is, in reality, a new twist on the old call by Christians down the ages to remember the "reason for the season".
Finally, the playwright pulled out the ultimate weapon, a maneuver used down through the ages to convince an actor to do plays: pure unabashed flattery.
"I wanted the intensity of the age to be explicit".
This is not the age to be a suicide bomber.
What is the age to start winding down?
The government had considered raising the age to 63.
Mr. Bloomberg endorsed raising the age to 21.
