Sentence examples for ageing long from inspiring English sources

Over the past two decades, particular attention has been focused on the characterization of inorganic and organic materials occurring as binders, organic dyes and varnishes in paintings: the mixture of many materials and the chemical changes induced by ageing, long term chemical reactions with pigments, and environmental pollution make the study difficult and challenging [3, 4].

In addition, there are further reports of spontaneous skin tumour development with histological features both of KA and SCCs in ageing Long Evans rats (Esfandiari et al, 2002).

The message for everyone is that taking better care of ourselves, our social networks and actively making life-style choices can increase the chance of ' ageing long and ageing well' and improve the longevity dividend for each person and for society (Olansky et al. 2007).

Indeed, no one is sure whether any of the 2.7m internally displaced Darfuris will vote at all.As to the other presidential contenders, the Sudanese Communist Party, which was strong in the 1960s and 1970s, has chosen its own very ageing long-time leader, Mohammed Ibrahim Nugud, to run against Mr Bashir.

Short term aged, long term aged and un-aged samples were prepared for ultrasonic measurements.

It came of age long, long ago.

They are never aged long enough.

She knew no reason why the thing was wrong; And instinct grows debased in ages long.

We must remember the context: American showbusiness in an age long before TV, let alone digital diversions.

Never has one author done so much to make readers of all ages long to be at school.

I came of age long after Newton's heyday, after he'd descended from primetime to punchline.