Sentence examples for age-wise from inspiring English sources
"age-wise" is correct and usable in written English
It is an adjective that means regarding one's age or depending on one's age. An example sentence would be: "Age-wise, the children were divided into three different groups."
"Age-wise, it's leaning toward younger people," she said.
But otherwise – age-wise and in lots of other ways, we were not compatible".
"I think Rik would prefer to go against Patrick size-wise and age-wise," Miller said.
"I was asking Toby what he was feeling age-wise, what he was feeling body-wise.
Age-wise, we get everything from people in their 50's to middle school and high school kids.
Age-wise that's a tight fit – Jacobson is 45-years-old and Sarah Snook is 28 – but no matter.
The Blitz Kids were the first children of the television age, wise in the ways of the popular media, and they set out to subvert the realms the young know best, music and fashion.
The book kicks off as a fairly pedestrian pastiche of the frequent Hugo winner Robert A Heinlein, complete with that Heinlein standard, an ageing wise-cracker – Louis Wu – who has a talent for seducing younger women, daft 1960s party scenes transmuted to the space age and invented hep slang (most notably the swear word "tanj", an acronym of the Heinlein complaint "there ain't no justice").
An innocent at large, she is sensible, serious and just a touch inquisitive; a well-behaved child of the Victorian age, wiser than her years and too prim to be a serious rebel, but always questioning the smug logic of her elders.
Table 1 Age wise distribution of suicide cases Age cohort Total Male Female Perason's Chi Square pvalue 1. < 14 years 32 (2.4%) 18 (2.4%) 14 (2.4%) 2.
Thus spake Deepak Chopra -- venerable healer and space-age wise-man -- offering his voice to Duality: the new motion picture written by and starring Sarah Lynn Dawson, directed by Emad Asfoury and executive produced by Peymaneh M. Rothstein.
