Sentence examples for age separated from inspiring English sources

Gråbøl's mother, an architect with a fascination with Chairman Mao and all things Chinese (Gråbøl and her brother could handle chopsticks from an early age), separated from her biological father before her birth in 1968 – and Gråbøl learnt English from her American stepfather, who in turn separated from her mother when she was 11.

For egos aged above 50, peaks appears at an age separated by one generation.

Sequence one comprises Unit A of suspected Middle Maastrichtian age, separated from the overlying sequence by a subaerial unconformity surface SB1.

Chickens were weighed at 26 days of age, separated according to sex and dam family into similar-weight groups.

Age (separated in two groups of up to 80 years and 81 years and older) shows a significant correlation (p = 0.0003).

A LOT more than age separates the generations.

In truth, little more than age separates Weinbrecht from the other members of the ski team who will be competing for an automatic spot on the Olympic team over the weekend in several Gold Cup events, including men's giant slalom and slalom, aerials, cross country and moguls.

Lake Champlain, a long and relatively narrow lake formed by the action of glaciers during the last ice age, separates the Green Mountains of Vermont from the Adirondack Mountains of New York.

If they are still weaning at three weeks of age, separate any male babies anyway as they can be fertile at as young as three weeks and can easily impregnate the mother and their sisters.

Figure  3 describes resource utilization (hospitalizations, hospital days, inpatient interventions, intensive care unit visits, and outpatient physician visits) from birth to age ten, separated by gestational age category.

When DREISER was still a young man of around 31 or 32 years of age, he separated from his wife. . . .