Sentence examples for ben aged from inspiring English sources
"I think Trump will bring back jobs," says Ben, aged 13. "And he'll close the borders down to Mexicans and illegal immigrants so that less young people like me die of opioid addiction".
The couple have two children, Ben, aged 12, and Alice, aged 7. Apart from Jane Eyre and her appearance alongside Sean Penn and Benicio del Toro in 21 Grams, she has resisted the lure – and lucre – of Hollywood, content to live in and work out of Paris.
"I play a lot of games," says Ben, aged 18, who has a distinction star in IT at AS level and is visually impaired: "So I designed a cross-curricular educational game, which went well and I was given the chance to spend time in testing labs at Sony, which really opened my eyes to games development".
Ben, aged 15: I think porn is a bigger problem now, because it's pretty much everywhere.
Adam (aged 25) and Ben (aged 19) are both fine players with a combative spirit and a natural flair often associated with the Australians themselves.
They're most excited about the fact you can order pizza through the TV, and as we uncrumple sweatily from the car, Ben (aged nine) shoots ahead through the door and yells, "It's got underfloor heating!" Then Joe (seven) bursts into the kitchen and shrieks, "It's got a microwave!
Amiram Ben-Uliel, aged 21, has confessed to the attack and apparently re-enacted it for investigators, according to Israeli media.
PD could be "programmed" in utero according to the Barker hypothesis for chronic diseases (Kuh and Ben-Shlomo 1997), and aging may be only a period where there is a second hit or an interaction with other processes.
A2E is a lipofuscin fluorophore generated from the visual cycle flux of all- trans-retinol and is relevant to ageing and AMD pathogenesis (Ben-Shabat et al., 2001).
As Julia Lambert, an aging star of the prewar London stage, Ms. Bening swoops from melodrama to farce with splendid hauteur and touching fragility.
It has been hypothesized that a loss in protein homeostasis during aging may lead to impaired protein solubility and cellular dysfunction (Ben-Zvi et al., 2009).
