Sentence examples for age breaking from inspiring English sources

Sunday's Emmy awards will celebrate an art form that is in a creative golden age, breaking artistic and societal boundaries with shows that increasingly reflect the diversity of America.

He turned 36 last month and it must have been startling for Hodgson to see a player of that age breaking free from the England defence to run clear.

And that, I suppose, was my idea for Queens of the Stone Age: broken, drunk robots.

Haydn in old age, broken and exhausted by "The Creation" and "The Seasons," said musical ideas assaulted him physically when he no longer had the strength to act on them.

Check out the infographic below to see statistics about population, race, gender and age broken down more specifically.

The hilly area around Aarhus consists of a moranial plateau from the last ice age, broken by a complex system of tunnel valleys.

The estimated frequency of subjects in each A/N biomarker group by age broken out by the five different definitions of neurodegeneration is shown in Fig. 6. Figure 7 shows the same estimates but is partitioned to emphasize comparison of the age-trend plots across the five neurodegeneration definitions within each A/N biomarker group.

THE middle ages broke out all over Brooklyn around 1890, when George Ingram churned out medieval-style police stations like a ticket blitz; crenelations, spires and parapets made them redoubts of order in a changing city.

but because drivers of all ages break speed limits on motorways (higher design standards, less police presence).

Go to a place where addicts typically gather – from betting windows to blackjack tables – and see adults of most ages broken down and grey.

Several approaches seeking to reduce AGE interactions, either by inhibiting AGE formation, blocking AGE action, or breaking preexisting AGE cross-links, have been explored.