| I just noticed this morning that the pumpkin I planted eons ago has finally sprouted in a major way. |
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| If he hadn't been so skilled, he may have perished eons ago. |
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| But the time when Mr. Bieber's powers extended only to malls feels like eons ago. |
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| The design itself, of course, is Suzanne Collins's design on the book cover from eons ago. |
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| Mitochondria are former bacteria that were enslaved eons ago to generate energy for larger cells. |
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| Clara had painted them for me yesterday morning, before the party — eons ago. |
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| This can safely be assigned to the dustbin of nonsense, on the shelf next to the notion that the Egyptians used to zip around the sky in airplanes a few eons ago. |
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| All of this indicates that the interior of the moon may be liquid today, even though it should have been frozen eons ago. |
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| The Türlersee lake in its natural paradise was created eons ago by a natural disaster. |
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| Fossil fuels release CO2 from eons ago, creating an extra load of CO2 in the atmosphere. |
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| All this great knowledge was discovered eons ago by our rishis. |
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| For the Mets, the All-Star break feels like eons ago. |
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| For all we know, they come with the same hopes and dreams and fears as those first people who stood on the edge of Asia and then started striding over the ice towards the outline of an unknown continent countless eons ago. |
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| Although the UWO meteor group has noted a decrease in the quantity of meteors hitting Earth compared to eons ago, the Earth is still regularly hit by a large number during a meteor shower. |
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| We are at the heart of the Colorado Plateau where tremendous geologic activity eons ago created a unique desert and mountain environment cut with deep river canyons. |
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| It is a matter of pride to me that this column went table thumpingly long on Japan in November 2012, eons ago and Japan is up 100 per cent plus since that time. |
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