Sentence examples for age anywhere from inspiring English sources

These are universal in the scientific vocabulary, applying to whatever happens to be of identical age anywhere on the planet.

Think of a person of any age anywhere in Britain who regards the statues in Trafalgar Square as a pigeon lavatory and would tend to walk fast past any art.

I found myself wondering whether some of the widespread insistence on aging in place reflects a weary assessment of how hard it would be to pack up and age anywhere else.

For years, young jazz musicians adopted a near-slavish devotion to sounding like players from jazz's golden age (anywhere between the nineteen-twenties and the arrival of the Beatles in America, in 1964), rejecting the pop, rock, and fusion experimentation that came in the nineteen-seventies and eighties.

The cratonic Pennine Basin in central and northern England has some of the best preserved fossil floras of this age anywhere in the world, especially notable being those of the Barnsley Thick Seam in Yorkshire and Derbyshire, the Bensham Seam in Northumberland and Durham, and the Coseley Ten Foot Ironstone in the West Midlands.

Pneumonia can strike people at any age, anywhere and anytime.

Like people of all ages anywhere else in the world, young Brazilians are never too happy about this.

Over the past couple of months VICE has been speaking to people, aged anywhere between 13 and 30, from all over the United Kingdom.

Foreign nationals aged anywhere from 13 to 89 who had been caught on "battlefields" around the world soon flooded into Gitmo's cells and prison yards, though only 8percentt of them were later determined to be bona fide al Qaeda by the US.

Of course, you can find a circle of friends of almost any age almost anywhere.

Gov. Dave Heineman, a Republican, has said he would support an age limit anywhere from 3 to 30 days.