Sentence examples for age grows from inspiring English sources

"Dad, when someone your age grows a beard it's cultural appropriation".

Meanwhile, the UN has warned (pdf) that current programmes and services will struggle to keep pace as the number of women of reproductive age grows.

As the proportion of the population moving into old age grows, the NHS and adult social services will struggle to meet the needs of everyone that require it.

But, as our distance from the original Romantic Age grows longer and longer, the magic of melody may be harder and harder to summon; this is why the wild young energy of a David T. Little — best represented by his rock-driven opera "Dog Days" — seems so fresh.

We all need a forum to relax together, despite the pressures placed upon all who walk through the school gates each morning aged 4 to 68 (or whatever the retirement age grows to)! Regardless of our throw-away society, students do design their own outfit, wear a hand-me-down with their chin held high, or even conjure up a magical piece using the cheap labour a discount clothes store.

However, as the parents' age grows, the effect of sons' average years of schooling increases while that of the daughters' decreases, and for parents of 70 and above, daughters' average years of schooling no longer has a significant effect.

Then there's ones like lockjaw that a lot of people my age grew up with.

Arlo and Spot share their grief, come of age, grow to love their imperfections etc, etc on their journey home.

Technophobes and neo-Victorians alarmed by life in a cold electronic age grew nostalgic for the comfort of physical design.

Though their families knew each other, Ms. Amyot and Mr. Voege, who are eight years apart in age, grew up in different circles.

Those of us in middle age grew up in a world without the Internet, without cellphones, without digital cameras.