Sentence examples for ages noted from inspiring English sources

"Fortunately, many financial education tools are available for people of all ages," noted Cunningham.

Alan J. Fletcher, a specialist in Latin liturgical drama and the late Middle Ages, noted in 1978 that a set of contemporary sermons compiled by a writer called Selk (Bodleian MS Barlow 24) quote the final phrases of the poem in such a way to suggest the poem was more widely disseminated and known in its time: Mayde, Wyff and Moder whas neure but ye Wel may swych a ladye Goddys modyr be.

This was defined as a mean that was 0.25 0.49 SD from the MGRS mean in at least four of the ages noted above.

Underlying changes in transmission modes may also explain the shift to higher ages of infection that we observed when compared to ages noted in other studies.

Disney distribution chief Dave Hollis predicted that the film was gearing up for a "run for the ages," noting that it was playing well with both families (65% of ticket buyers) and older audiences, with adults comprising 26% of crowds.

It attacked selection at 11 years of age, noted the shortage of university places and explained the proposal for a "university of the air".

"He lived next door to his parents and latterly his brother in his grandfather's croft house near Fort William and cared for them through sickness and old age," noted Clegg.

Musing with Isaacson about the artists on his personal iPod, the iTunes impresario, discussing how artists age, noted that some don't age well even when young.

The samples were blinded with only sex and age noted, and stored at −80°C until assayed.

Neurological consultation at 7 months of age noted the above features and trace deep tendon reflexes.

He had crossed out an error concerning his age, noting the change in the margin and providing his true age.