Sentence examples for made age from inspiring English sources

He made age an issue against his opponent, William V. Roth, 79, the six-term senator.

Wake In Fright was shot in the summer of 1969, the same year that Nicolas Roeg shot Walkabout and Michael Powell made Age Of Consent.

Mr. Andrews has made age — and, by association, competency — the cornerstone of his upstart challenge with all the subtlety of someone who wonders whether a stranger is deaf by screaming in his ear.

PAGE B1 AN UNEXPECTED FIGHT As Senator Frank R. Lautenberg and Representative Robert E. Andrews head into Tuesday's Democratic primary for Mr. Lautenberg's seat, Mr. Andrews has made age -- and, by association, competency -- the cornerstone of his upstart challenge.

(MORE: Why Today Is Better Than the Past) My family baggage made age revelation even harder.

I heard a speech she made (age 86) in her mesmerizing manner, about cars and the grand old days of racing.

Children were considered accomplished provided they made age-appropriate progress in these areas and in contributing to the group's subsistence.

Only the postcranial skeleton is present, which made ageing and sexing of the individual difficult.

As the demographic make-up of America shifts, as progressive ideas make incremental inroads, as the historic 2008 Democratic primary and ascent of Barack Obama positively reflect the progress we've made, age-old fault lines come into play: race, gender, sexual orientation, religion.

The rationale for using mean offspring values was that paternal TL was only sampled once (and made age-independent using residuals from a TRF-age at sampling regression).

Because some instruments required adaptation for use with both children and adults, we made age-appropriate modifications to some questionnaires.