Sentence examples for age counting from inspiring English sources

They say he learned the business from his relatives at an early age, counting money for their crime operations.

Because former drinkers often stopped drinking due to health problems or age, counting them as nondrinkers could bring down the average health of that group, making the drinkers appear relatively healthier.

I am fortunate -- and grossly unfortunate -- in that I was old enough to truly know what was happening (by Korean age counting, I was going on 8).

I think age counted on her side when she reached Fleet Street at 38, because she didn't need new friends, so didn't care what interviewees thought of what she wrote.

She has since been to 15 similar parties in Manhattan, and though just a year above the legal drinking age, counts herself a full-fledged member of what insiders refer to simply as "the lifestyle".

Generations matter, too, and this is where Jackson's age counts: in uniform, he looks beefy and buff, but out in his yard, slopping about in shorts and sandals, he seems to sag.

with y i being mean annual density of individual trees on the ith aspect, TRW - tree- ring width and CA - cambial age (tree-ring age counted from the pith).

However, Robins' age counted against him; the selectors were satisfied with Yardley's captaincy in what were difficult circumstances, and retained him for the final Test.

The trend in ORs was inversely correlated with age (beta = -0.3, P = 2.0 × 10-5), age age counted for 83.8% total variances.

Age in general, how she feels about it, how Simone de Beauvoir felt about it, the different ways ages count as old.

Jordan added, however, that age counts for something.