Sentence examples for entry age from inspiring English sources

Finally, Bay hit the action genre's proverbial reset button and exchanged his teenage lead for a middle-aged Mark Wahlberg in the saga's fourth entry, Age Of Extinction.

The next year, I wanted to go to the nearby all-girls public school, but the entry age was 6.

Connecticut education officials had called for expanding the state-financed preschool program, along with raising the kindergarten entry age, but legislators balked at the estimated $40 million cost.

Like Ms. Grassini, many older students (mean entry age: 28) are relying on post-bac programs to resuscitate — or initiate — dreams of practicing medicine.

While the lowest age for entry into the workforce is 16, many trades require a high-school diploma, which makes the effective entry age 18.

Fears of Lower Standards The age and education level of lower-ranking patrol officers have risen under Mr. Giuliani, whose administration raised the entry age from 20 to 22 and required new officers to have two years of college.

In Sections 4.3 and 4.4, we present our main results and discuss potential mechanisms through which school-entry age is related to college admission.

Second, we confirm that the minimum-age rule for primary school has been enforced in Brazil and that this instrument is strong enough to predict school-entry age.

Figure 1 presents the expected school-entry age for children born each month if an age threshold of 6 was universally applied in all provinces.

However, we still believe that our study contributes to the debate about school-entry age by showing estimated effects on students who are probably at the top of the distribution of skills.

Hence, the effect of school-entry age is found to be larger and more lasting in Germany than in other countries where tracking occurs much later (Mühlenweg and Puhani 2010; Puhani and Weber 2008).