Sentence examples for decades of age from inspiring English sources
The best ports are vintage, some with many decades of age on them.
Five groups, each composed of 10 males and 10 females, were divided by decades of age ranging from 20 to 69 years old.
Nearly two decades of age divide them, but Harrell and Turner are similarly daring players who will bring out the adventurer in each other.
Granted, we're not necessarily talking about decades of age here, but wines like Mr. Boido's 2007 and 2008 Vigna Vecchia showed a fascinating evolution, the '07 displaying interesting menthol notes, while the '08 was developing hints of petroleum, like an old German Riesling.
What is remarkable is that Drucker, eight decades of age and counting, is more than a monument.
When examining the injuries by decades of age instead of just single years, 20-29 years olds had the highest rates.
A great Châteauneuf-du-Pape, for instance, can be immensely complex and subtle within a few years of vintage and gain even more nuance with a couple of decades of aging.
But when you're talking bourbon, two decades of aging in the more temperate climes of Kentucky is pushing the limits of drinkability.
While unfractured controls showed small changes with age in DXA-assessed bending resistance, in female cases of hip fracture bending resistance was substantially reduced compared to controls, equivalent to 2 decades of age-related changes [26,48].
Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is a common disorder frequently affecting women past the 5th decade of age.
