Sentence examples for fairly aged from inspiring English sources

One lament, expressed early on in her career, was that because of the respectable parts she played, she never seemed to inspire the kind of salacious fan mail some of her peers received, but, she added, prophetically: "If my health and strength keep up, I shall go on until I'm fairly aged".

I use the fairly aged BOSS BR-532, which cost around $300.

How could a man who, at the fairly mature age of 27, penned such a mad and loathsome passage as the one quoted above have managed to shed all such prejudices in later life?

But the experimental, forward-looking nature of "DANCE" has meant that it has aged fairly well (though Mr LeWitt's black-and-white projections can feel slightly dated).

This sample had a fairly young age distribution (mean age of 34 years).

In a fairly typical deal, Fred Bloggs, aged 65, takes out a £44,000 equity release deal on his £200,000 home - 22percentnt of its value.

As the age distribution in the 3 countries was fairly similar, age standardization for a standard "European" population (Waterhouse et al. 1976) had little effect on the relative changes in incidence between countries.

Did you know that?" That part seemed to be ageing fairly well, still taut and glistening in the sunshine.

These analyses are consistent with the FDA guidelines recommending validation testing for children and adolescents within fairly narrow age groupings and the determination of the lower age limit at which children can provide reliable and valid responses [ 7].

These analyses are consistent with the FDA guidelines recommending validation testing for children and adolescents within fairly narrow age groupings and the determination of the lower age limit for reliable and valid responses [ 4].

The lack of association with age observed in the present study could be because we only included subjects in a fairly narrow age range.