Sentence examples for fair age from inspiring English sources

To be fair, age does appear to have softened him a little.

Yet all was not right last week at the Ozaukee County Fair, age 153.

Prolific Paulino, who was born in Iloilo City to Spanish parents in 1896 and was the first Asian-born player to play for a European club, also remains Barcelona's youngest ever goalscorer after slotting home a hat-trick on his debut against Catalá SC at the fair age of 15.

Another study proved the fair aging resistance of infiltrated Y-TZP materials.

It would be fair to say the average age was roughly 42, but hey, the bangers were actually pretty fresh.

Analysis of covariance procedures will be used to contrast changes adjusting for selective voluntary motor control (good versus fair) and age group (younger, 7 11 years) and (older, 12 – 18 years) for primary outcome measures.

So will screeds against it, which is only fair: our age is one of constant comment, and the book review must take its lumps as stoically as the books in its pages do.

The Needle was built for the 1962 World's Fair, "The Age of Space and Technology".

Men and women reporting very good or excellent health were more likely to be sexually active compared with their peers in poor or fair health: age adjusted odds ratio 2.2 (P<0.01) for men and 1.6 (P<0.05) for women in the midlife study and 4.6 (P<0.001) for men and 2.8 (P<0.001) for women in the later life study.

"Available" we read in the Positions Wanted column of our Tribune, 20 or more well-trained World's Fair police, ages 25-30; neat, honest, trustworthy.

The New Yorker, October 28 , 1939P. 11 "Available" we read in the Positions Wanted column of our Tribune, 20 or more well-trained World's Fair police, ages 25-30; neat, honest, trustworthy.