Sentence examples for age miles from inspiring English sources

Hierarchical multiple regressions permitted an analysis of the incremental validity of these constructs beyond respondent gender, age, miles driven per week, and driving anger.

He will have help, even as Wade succumbs to age and miles.

Alfred Lord Tennyson and Robert Browning, English poets who shared the intellectual and spiritual concerns of the Victorian age, are miles apart in their prosodies.

The ice sheet is a holdover from the last ice age, when mile-high glaciers extended not just across Greenland but over vast stretches of the Northern Hemisphere.

After a yearlong fight over the city's proposal to use concrete to replace the wooden boards along stretches of the aging, 2.7-mile Boardwalk, the city's parks department is offering a compromise of sorts — but wood is not part of the plan.

Page A11 New York WOOD GIVES WAY TO PLASTIC ON CONEY ISLAND BOARDWALK After a yearlong fight over the city's proposal to use concrete to replace the wooden boards along stretches of the aging, 2.7-mile Boardwalk in Coney Island, the New York City Parks Department has offered a compromise of sorts: a combination of concrete and a type of recycled plastic that looks like wood.

"People talk about age, it's miles on the clock and it's games played.

The origins of Salisbury lie in Old Sarum, an Early Iron Age fort 1.5 miles (2.5 km) north taken over by the Romans.

She was born in 1907 in the boom of the Industrial Age about 18 miles up the Allegheny River from Pittsburgh, in the town of Springdale.

The Englishmen are separated by just three years in age, 30 geographical miles in Yorkshire and have regularly tussled for world number one status in recent times.

"He's only a young kid, he's 20 years of age, he's miles away from home, it's the first time he's moved away from Scotland".