Sentence examples for through ages from inspiring English sources

There may not be many belly laughs here, but Tate, a former RSC actress, shows a flair for convincing transformation as she morphs through ages, accents and headgear.

The poet calls himself "A slave through ages though a child in years," and declares his envy of an unconfined fly: The fly I envy settling in the sun On the green leaf and wish my goal was won.

They "wail", the poem says, "round thy head mosk-crowned, their temple wail / And barred by Moslem sword through ages long, / Leave all they can, their bones, afront thy slopes, /And prove the invoked curse's heavy weight, / On us & on our children be His blood".

And he saw the Olympics as an event that would enhance and heighten moral virtue: "May joy and good fellowship reign, and in this manner, may the Olympic torch pursue its way through ages, increasing friendly understanding among nations, for the good of a humanity always more enthusiastic, more courageous and more pure".

It remains one of the most moving songs ever written about drug abuse, sketching in a few brief lines the dark hinterland of depression which lies behind so many addicted lives, and the lure of narcotic oblivion: "Through ages man's desires/ To free his mind, to release his very soul/ Has proved to all who live/ That death itself is freedom for evermore".

We made it through ages of darkness and we made it out and this is what survived that crucible.

Education is compulsory through age 15.

The children were tracked through age 17.

Reinvited youngsters can participate through age 18.

The researchers followed 815 children through age 5.

The afterschool program accommodates those through age 12.