Sentence examples for age profession from inspiring English sources

It stated that he was married to the complainant, identifying her by her full name and giving details of her age, profession and education.

But regardless of their age, profession or income bracket, nearly all of them are asking her the same thing these days.

Noting the number on a bachelor's balloon, a woman could look him up in a booklet to find out more information: name, age, profession and responses to questions usually reserved for centerfolds.

Waugh, it seems, could do any voice — of any nationality, social class, age, profession, temperament — and make it sound as if it were speaking, that very moment, two feet away.

"The notification shall include the name, age, profession, address and nationality of the worker and a brief description of the incident, the circumstance where it took place and the actions taken for aiding or curing the worker.

Saudis are accustomed to judging a covered woman's approximate age, profession, and social background from the cut of her abaya and the way she wears her head and face coverings, but for foreigners the niqab can lend a blind-date awkwardness to public meetings, even with women well known to them.

My parties generally tend to be quite mixed -- not only in terms of gender and sexuality, but in age, professions, size, colors -- it's a serious melting pot.

It is an ageing profession, with 40% of teachers now aged 45 or over.

Therefore, as long as adequate numbers of newly qualified pharmacists and pharmacy technicians enter the workforce to maintain the high proportion of the workforce in younger age groups, pharmacy should not be expected to become an ageing profession.

In Louise Glück's "A Village Life," characters of different ages, professions, sexes, reflect on their mortal lives in an unspecified, Mediterranean-feeling village.

Often, she includes in her books only the subject's name, age, and profession.