Sentence examples for become aged from inspiring English sources
After Kenyatta and independence, his father, with little schooling, had become, aged 26, managing director of a major agricultural company in Kenya's Rift Valley.
The volume fraction and width of the PSBs were observed to increase during saturation, which indicates that some of the PSBs become aged and new PSBs form in order to continue to carry the plastic strain.
"Maulvi Jalaluddin Haqqani, no doubt, has become aged and suffering from different diseases but by the grace of Allah, he is safe and sound and alive," a close family member said.
The enzyme-inhibitor complex can become "aged" by a non-enzymatic hydrolysis of one of the two radical groups in the OP, and once the complex has aged, inhibition of AChE is irreversible (reviewed in [ 21]).
So will he become, aged 60, either editor of The Times or editor-in-chief of both titles?
Object-oriented systems are dynamic and have to be constantly maintained, or they become aged and irrelevant.
A new switched model based on probability is proposed to research problems of reliable control when actuators become ageing or partially disabled.
The result was that she became, aged 23, Iran's first woman judge.
The trigger arrived a few years ago when Brooklyn Beckham – son of David and Victoria – became, aged 10, a highly-paid model for Burberry.
This presented approach provides a rational design for removing antifouling coating that becomes aged, all without damaging the original substrate.
