Sentence examples for ages grown from inspiring English sources

Further testing of the most promising treatments will need to be conducted under field conditions, where their effects on radiata pine and broom of different ages grown on different sites, seasons and climatic conditions can be tested.

Not only is Juanes huge in the Spanish-speaking world, he is also the kind of singer who makes women of all ages grow weak in the knees.

People have aged, grown up, survived, changed.

Open grown trees have twice diameter compared to trees with the same age grown in full stocked stands [35].

The reflection on war has throughout the century-long burgeoning of the media-age grown into an impressive and irrepressible global antiwar movement.

Open grown trees have twice diameter compared to trees with the same age grown in full stocked stands [ 35].

"Dad, when someone your age grows a beard it's cultural appropriation".

Then there's ones like lockjaw that a lot of people my age grew up with.

Add an ageing, growing population and the demands on hospitals have never been greater.

Arlo and Spot share their grief, come of age, grow to love their imperfections etc, etc on their journey home.

Technophobes and neo-Victorians alarmed by life in a cold electronic age grew nostalgic for the comfort of physical design.