Sentence examples for Have ages from inspiring English sources

At the other end of the scale, some open clusters have ages approaching those of the globular clusters.

Recent comparisons of these data suggest that the halo globular clusters have ages of approximately 1.1 1.3 × 1010 years.

All indications are that the oldest rocks have ages of the same order as the ages of the parent bodies of the meteorites.

The first is in Jingdezhen, still the porcelain capital of the world, where white vases will sit unpainted on planks of wood, the way they must have ages ago when orders were fulfilled for emperors.

The oldest rocks in the Yangtze paraplatform are exposed in the southwest in China's eastern Yunnan province, where those in a gneiss-greenstone association have ages ranging from 2.5 to 1.7 billion years.

Stellar associations and galactic clusters with bright blue main-sequence stars have ages of a few million years (stars are still in the process of forming in some of them) to a few hundred million years.

I have aged.

Others have aged badly.

"I have aged greatly," Cpl.

People have aged, grown up, survived, changed.

But the past two years have aged him.