Sentence examples for age-mates from inspiring English sources

"Then my age-mates who also have gray hair should quit politics".

Following a solemn circumcision ritual, a boy abandons childhood and withdraws with a community of age-mates to the remote bush.

Together with her age-mates, she went in for "appropriation," and there are many frank borrowings from Balanchine in her work.

The rough adult equivalent would be to spend nine months of the year in all-day meetings with 20 or more random age-mates — and be expected to bounce home and share enthusiastic updates.

How long of a time period would one need to follow the students to conclude the effects of being held back in the third grade or being allowed to continue with age-mates despite poor academic performance?

Increasingly there are second or third generations of townspeople who have "mixed marriages" across language lines, who while affiliated with both their parents' relatives often display a greater sense of nationhood than their age-mates who have less multicultural backgrounds.

Compulsive conformity within the peer groups of age mates.

Children with CI's accuracy is lower than that of their NH age mates, but this difference is not statistically significant in the earliest stages of lexical development.

"More kids now are being educated in regular mainstream classes with their age mates and not in special schools for the deaf anymore," she said.

The study, published in April in The New England Journal of Medicine, clearly showed that people with healthier habits not only live longer, they live better, experiencing only half as much chronic disability as their less-prudent age mates.

One of the trio, Seattle's Jennifer Towner, doesn't directly address digital-age mating.