Sentence examples for being an age from inspiring English sources
"Whenever I arrive at an age, it somehow stops being an age," said Charlie.
From Europe to north-east Asia, the 21st century risks being an age of old people, slow growth and sour, timid politics.
Obviously the first reflected a momentous human achievement, no question, but the second would be truly shocking, this not yet being an age of royal divorce, while who could doubt that hard-pressed Edinburgh ratepayers would be most materially affected by the third?
In a new pamphlet out today, A Global Alliance for Global Values, Mr Blair (Premier Then?) again speaks of this being an "age of interdependence" and contrasts his own instinct for "progressive pre-emption" with what he dismisses as "benign inaction".
In 1991, Hanley Castle High School returned to being an age 11 18 High School following the two-tier school system, and the Hill Junior High School was closed.
That a petrol brand, despite also being an age-restricted product, has made it on to a popular children's toy is scandalous.
Thus, the SHARE-FI75+ is more in keeping with frailty being an age-independent marker of risk, 73 closer to the concept of biological (as opposed to chronological) age.
Being an age-specific disorder, there is abundance of evidence to suggest that there are multiple risk factors for CVD, including tobacco smoking, air pollution from the solid fuels, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, consumption of alcohol and sugar, obesity, and family history [ 4– 6].
