Sentence examples for class aged from inspiring English sources

One of them, Urmila, 13, left school in fourth class, aged 10, a year before completing primary school.

She graduated at the top of her class aged 16 and went on to earn a double major four years later.

If you need further proof that Angelina Jolie is a deserving Oscar winner, look no further than this video of the actress in an acting class aged 25.

I recall weeping through the book in the same way I did at the back of the class, aged 14, when we studied Flowers for Algernon, and then, a year later, Of Mice and Men.

According to YouGov, if you're middle class, aged under 30, have a university degree and live in Scotland, you are most likely to want to stay in the EU.

On the blog, Mado, the mother of a young pupil in her first primary school class (aged 6-7), writes: "My daughter is completely stressed … often she doesn't have time to finish her homework and she is afraid of being told off".

But the predominantly white, male, working class, aging and ideologically extreme Republican base seems to identify with Trump's swaggering and entertaining performance as Fed-Up Angry Guy.

The two have been friends since beginning dance classes aged four.

"It transcends class, age, race," she said, emphatically.

Views can vary wildly according to class, age and gender.

However, domestic violence can clearly occur regardless of ethnicity, religion, class, age, sexuality, disability or lifestyle.