Sentence examples similar to ages going through from inspiring English sources

Some of the trees show their age, going through a process of balding, their bark chipping off.

It is really about the experience of the cancer patient at that age going through cancer.

Support groups could also be organized for caregivers of like age going through similar situations.

"It's too much for a girl of her age to be going through, particularly when it's preventable," she said.

Nearly 90 now, Czeslaw Milosz is going through what anyone of his age goes through.

Whatever I did was my growing-up process that I needed to go through, that anybody my age goes through.

"It's unbelievable what people our age went through 50 years ago compared to the liberties we have today — and it's because of what they did".

But for now she'll stick with what she knows, or knew: "songs that can be some sort of consolation for what people my age go through.

The cover for Day & Age went through a month of negotiations and several versions – including a cluster of palm trees and a Mexican ruin – were rejected before the band happened upon an old photograph of a nocturnal desert scene which appealed to their Nevada roots.

All the subjects involved in his study, which was financed by a grant from the National Institute on Aging, went through a four-week introductory program in which they learned the basics of weight training and how to properly perform the exercises.

Many teens that age go through a lot of things during their high school years, and I wasn't an exception.