Sentence examples similar to a lone age from inspiring English sources

The killer, described by police as a lone white gunman aged 58, also injured a further nine people after opening fire with a semi-automatic handgun at a crowded cinema in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Neil Laybourn was crossing the bridge by foot on his way to work, his first week back after the Christmas holidays, when he saw a lone man about his age in a T-shirt sitting on the bridge's edge.

People are more likely to be working when they first become a lone parent and the average age of lone parents is going up.

Police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann from a Portuguese holiday resort nearly seven years ago say a lone intruder sexually assaulted five girls aged between seven and 10 in the Algarve between 2004 and 2006.

But, more than anything, he was his own man, ploughing a lone furrow in increasing defiance of age and taste.

CPAG cites 2012-13 data which shows a lone parent family with two children (aged 5 and 14) is living in poverty if they are living on less than £269 per week (after housing costs have been deducted).

It stars the aging Robert Redford as a lone yachtsman out on the Sea of India -- perhaps for a last big adventure crowning a super active life.

Haider Ahmed, now aged 19, denies plotting a "lone wolf attack" with a hunting knife.

During the last Ice Age, a young man teams with a lone wolf in this epic tale of survival.

Those taking qualifications below degree level were exempt as were mature students over the age of 25, lone parents in receipt of a lone parent grant and those in receipt of Disabled Student Allowance.

At the age of 34, there are question marks about the LA Galaxy star operating as a lone frontman.