Sentence examples similar to a peer your age from inspiring English sources
Last week Slate also offered a sexual history calculator to see how you compare to peers your age.
"It's always nice to have peers your own age, or within 10 years, instead of an entire community being your parents' age," he said.
The youngest member of the Lords when made a peer aged 34, nine years ago, Lord Alli was co-founder of Big Breakfast and TFI Friday producer Planet 24.
The evaluation process started with a training workshop in participatory evaluation for the 14 young peer educators age 15-18 who then would participate in the evaluation.
Self-rated health was measured by the question: 'How do you rate your health compared with your age peers?' The item was rated 1 (Very bad) to 5 (Very good).
I suddenly started to feel somewhat confused and a little guilty". Hold the fairground mirror of your peers up to your ageing process.
Loyal to Gaitskell, then to Harold Wilson, who returned the compliment, he was never on good terms with James Callaghan, who in 1976 dropped him with a CH and a peer-age.
In 2008, ANC politician Fikile Mbalula succumbed to peer pressure and, aged 37, entered an initiation school.
Surviving a meanspirited peer is an age-old element of young-adult literature of course.
He peers down the age scale and sees Hernández, a player in his own image.
That means poking at cadavers, peering into aging microscopes and discussing the revolution that brought Fidel Castro to power 48 years ago.
