Sentence examples for Mature age from inspiring English sources

Mature age classes of all forest types increased, and young classes decreased under all alternatives.

Mature age students withdraw from the university at higher rates than younger students.

"But he was infinitely more funny and appealing at the mature age of 51".

At the more mature age of 10, Ian Lyons of Pawling, feels the same way.

"I grew up when cricketers were the somewhat languid gentlemen of a reasonably mature age, physique and a distinguished pate.

Joe Turner differed from the Clovers in that he was a man of proved talent, established reputation, and mature age.

The Victorians coined expressions like "of a mature age" and "70 years young," an expression first credited to Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Thus, we were treated to some dream sequences in which Max goes from a scarf-wearing superfan to an even less likely mature-age recruit than Orren Stephenson.

Shorten also unveiled a $257m jobs plan that would give a $20,000 tax break to small businesses with less than $2m turnover if they hire a mature-age job seeker, someone under 25 or a mother returning to work.

Carlton surprised by drafting mature-age Blaine Boekhorst with pick 19 (even if no due diligence was done on his Twitter account), and the 21-year-old is also on track for game time.

The Labor leader is expected to reveal a plan to offer small businesses up to a $20,000 tax break if they hire a mature-age job seeker, someone under 25 or mother returning to work.