Sentence examples for age went on from inspiring English sources

They also found that adolescents who drank at a young age went on to use illicit drugs more frequently than than those who waited.

"I thought I was going to be balding, for starters, as age went on.

It is vital to tackle gaps in the system earlier, Cridland said, citing figures that showed just 6.5% of children who start secondary school behind for their age go on to achieve five good GCSEs including English and maths.

She began creating from a young age, going on to art school in Stockholm and then Paris, not only producing paintings and illustrations but also a contributing to the satire magazine, Garm, in the 1930s and 40s.

"For women of retirement age, going on a browsing spree is a major pastime," said Ms. Corlett, who studied women over 50 for fashion clients interested in selling to them.

I don't want to add to the heaps, but there is a coming of age going on here.

In the days before cable television, Netflix and home theaters, families regularly piled into station wagons to catch a double feature and munch on Twizzlers and Milk Duds, and drive-ins were where people of all ages went on dates.

Some parents of a certain age went to bed on Christmas Eve with visions of pedal cars dancing in their heads.

There's aging going on.

But take a look below at Putin now and in years past... doesn't it seem like there's some reverse aging going on?

All the girls in the Manson Family There's a weird kind of premature aging going on where they look like someone has photoshopped the oldest woman in the world onto the face of a ten-year-old with FAS.