Sentence examples for with the ages from inspiring English sources
So it goes, with the ages of the interpreters and the complexity of their prompts ascending up the ramp.
It probably doesn't come as news to you that America has a weird relationship with the Ages of Man.
The children were evaluated from ages 3 to 8, with the ages adjusted to compare them with children born at full term.
Galenson did a simple economic analysis, tabulating the prices paid at auction for paintings by Picasso and Cézanne with the ages at which they created those works.
And, in a sure sign that the Academy is moving with the ages, it will allow electronic voting for the first time.
Ted Koppel, the anchor, will deliver a brief introduction and then read more than 530 names, as photographs and captions with the ages and hometowns of the dead appear.
What do we do with the aging?
Toying with the ageing process might backfire.
His reasoning begins with the age of the universe.
And how will the film deal with the age issue?
I didn't understand the problem with the age difference.
