Meaning:
The phrase for the ages is an idiomatic expression that refers to something that will be memorable and noteworthy; standing the test of time.
Examples:
- It's a love story for the ages.
- This truly is a battle for the ages.
- It will be a wedding for the ages.
- You want a love for the ages?
- We have a love for the ages.
- This is clearly not a work for the ages.
- I thought our love story was one for the ages.
- That was a tour for the ages, gentlemen.
- Ah, a love story for the ages.
- And theirs is a love for the ages.