Sentence examples for fellows were older from inspiring English sources

In the previous FICRS&F program, in contrast to the scholars, the fellows were older (average age 33 years), more often married (64%), and currently in residency or fellowship programs (65%). 1 Even though the fellows typically require a shorter time to becoming NIH grantees, there are downsides to focusing on this group.

Most of these fellows are older and richer than myself.

They told fellow rafters they were old friends.

There were heterogeneities more Master 2 degree holders in Ile-de-France and older fellows were more trained in pedagogy.

Thus the situation began to improve for junior fellows as the older fellows were gradually replaced.

During the Second World War, I think he was more mature than many of his fellow-soldiers — he was older, and had spent four years in college, at Penn State.

My travel companions — María, an effusive Madrileña who drove expertly over cliff-hanging roads, and Joan, an adventurous Catalan who helped us discover the Iberian secret — were old friends and fellow carnivores.

The fact that it was astronomically expensive meant that our fellow-tourists tended to be older and a tad square.

As a recent graduate of a PhD program who's in a committed romantic partnership, in some ways she has more in common with her fellow Indivisible activists who are older and married than with many single women.

Among the video game composers O'Donnell admires are Jeremy Soule, Jason Hayes, Koji Kondo, and Nobuo Uematsu, but he notes that he is older than most fellow game composers and that he was not directly influenced by them.

As the funeral ended, 30 veterans of her cabinet, fellow Conservatives who are old men now — some of whom were involved in the political coup that forced her resignation in 1990 — mingled in the aisles of St . Pauls.