All dialects: for ages x+
an English Corner for all ages - English Only forum
comma before 'just as' [conjunction]: there for ages, just as XXX on - English Only forum
FOR or IN ages - English Only forum
for ages - English Only forum
for ages - English Only forum
For ages - English Only forum
for ages / in ages - English Only forum
for ages and ages - English Only forum
for ages/while/a while - English Only forum
for the ages! - English Only forum
For what ages is this book suitable - English Only forum
Gift for the ages? - English Only forum
haven't gone / been to the cinema for ages - English Only forum
He has not responded <in><for> ages. - English Only forum
hope to keep it going for ages yet - English Only forum
I <didn't / haven't> had a holiday for ages - English Only forum
I didn't get/have a mobile for ages - English Only forum
I had not checked my email for ages. - English Only forum
I haven't been to /at the cinema for ages. - English Only forum
I haven't lived in England for ages - English Only forum
I haven't read a book for ages. - English Only forum
I haven't seemed to go to the theater for ages. - English Only forum
I haven't seen you for ages - English Only forum
I haven't seen you for ages. - English Only forum
I went to Osaka for the first time <in ages>. - English Only forum
I've been saying for ages - English Only forum
It's $5 for children ages 6–12 - English Only forum
let someone hang for ages - English Only forum
made every day of the week, <so/ but/ for> unlike in other ages - English Only forum
present perfect: has settled for ages - English Only forum
"So I wondered if I could use X where Y has been utilized for ages" — tense? - English Only forum
So it has been for ages past, so it is now. - English Only forum
the ages for leaving school, being allowed to have sex, smoke/ smoking, drive/ driving, ....[infinitive/ participle] - English Only forum
The dog was devouring the food as if he hadn't eaten properly for ages. - English Only forum
These activities can be used with/for all ages. - English Only forum
They <have been/ were> looking for it for ages [Present Perfect vs Past continuous] - English Only forum
They looked at each other/themselves for ages - English Only forum
They were angry, they ........ for us for ages. - English Only forum
time has been up for ages - English Only forum
to wait / be waiting (for) ages - English Only forum
Waiting for ages - English Only forum
We waited for ages for a taxi. - English Only forum
Whom I hadn't seen for ages - English Only forum