Sentence examples for course age from inspiring English sources

Of course age is just a number.

The researchers suggest it all might reflect differences in psychology and decision making – and of course age.

Of course, age is no barrier to reckless money management; Bernie Madoff wasn't in the first flush of youth when he was stealing billions from gullible investors.

Of course Age of Conan will not be a mass-market phenomenon like Grand Theft Auto, not least because Age of Conan is playable only on high-end PCs that can cost thousands of dollars, rather than living room consoles.

Of course, age is not the problem with Christopher Plummer's portrayal of the alternately brilliant and mad king (at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theatre), but it's possible that Plummer's accrued success is.

Of course, age alone is no guarantee of a good wine if the vines were planted in the wrong place, or if the winemakers don't know how to handle them.

Topics include cellular and molecular biology, cell metabolism, cellular senescence, autophagy, oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes, carcinogenesis, stem cells, pharmacology and anti-aging agents, animal models, and of course age-related diseases such as cancer, Parkinson's disease, type II diabetes, atherosclerosis, macular-degeneration, which are deadly manifestations of aging.

Of course, age-old maxims still hold, so spaces encumbered by less-than-ideal locations or inflated prices, or places that don't show well, remain unlikely to generate much interest.

But, of course, ageing is against him, quite apart from his accident - he can never be that careless innocent again.

Of course, aging does not affect all people in the same way, a fact that is interesting to scientists because variability speaks against inevitability.

Of course, aging is a complicated process and extremely individualized, with the onset or absence of illness representing only one element in quality of life after age 65 or so.