Sentence examples similar to grown age from inspiring English sources

Mr. Varone, in glasses and old sweater, is the child grown aged, perhaps retarded, and cared for by Mr. Hahn, looking weary and loving.

Older people currently represent the fastest growing age group in most developed countries and are major users of health and aged care services.

People aged over 60 are the fastest growing age group in prison in England and Wales.

Meanwhile over-65s is the fastest growing age group on Facebook.

The fastest growing age group of smokers is 18 to 24.

Even if Samantha Spiro has to don a wig to convey Sarah's growing age, she captures perfectly her indomitable spirit and equation of socialism with love and food.

Will a firm that starts small and grows, age out of the Zenefits ecosystem?

There's a growing age gap between TV and the web, too.

According to research in the US, the fastest growing age bracket for those founding new firms is 55 to 64.

Unfortunately, these approaches were proved to be unreliable for the evaluation of age in adult people but sufficiently discriminative just in the growing age.

It's big amongst the young, but the fastest growing age group of users is 35-44 year olds, who now account for 17.3% of UK visitors.