Sentence examples for life ages from inspiring English sources

A1 SCIENCE/HEALTH 3 New Images of Washington Looking more than two centuries into the past, scientists have created what they say are the most accurate depictions of George Washington at three critical stages in his life, ages 19, 45 and 57.

"We come from all walks of life, ages, and nationalities".

These elements include paintings coming to life (Ages Ago, used again in Ruddigore), a deaf nursemaid binding a respectable man's son to a "pirate" instead of to a "pilot" by mistake (Our Island Home, 1870, reused in The Pirates of Penzance), and the forceful mature lady who is "an acquired taste" (Eyes and No Eyes, 1875, reused in The Mikado).

People from all walks of life, ages and backgrounds claim to have seen ghosts for hundreds of years, and descriptions have included animal forms, opaque mists, female banshees, black shadows with red glowing eyes and even real-looking solid human forms.

In this context, we also examined the relation between exposure to sunlight during two 20-year periods: young adult life (ages 25 45), and older adult life (ages 46 64) and risk of pure nuclear cataract.

Emotional and relational needs emerge differently in different life ages and often do not coincide in the couple.

For the first time in his life, aged 52, he risked a relationship with a man.

By the end of his life, aged 95, in 2000, Goddet had become a national institution.

This sequel takes life, aging and death too seriously to be a young man's book.

She took her own life, aged 19, by lying down on the tracks in front of an oncoming commuter train.

And it's true, but, surely, the director should have some advantages... CV The Life Aged 54.