Sentence examples for mostly ages from inspiring English sources

All the others went outside to find work," said Ji Ke Xiaoming, 35, a primary school teacher whose students in Erwu Village are mostly ages 12 to 14. "You know, we are very poor.

While the disease strikes people mostly ages 50 - 60+, young people are being diagnosed and more people are living longer with ALS.

"People adhere to it like a cult," said Pirollo, whose business is 90percentt male and mostly ages eight to 15. "Kids are going out, climbing jumping anyway," said Pirollo, who has been teaching movement for 10 years.

Following exclusions, the sample included 17 249 (grades 6 to 10, mostly ages 11 to 16) students from 317 schools.

The 2009/10 HBSC surveyed 26 078 students, grades 6 to 10 (mostly ages 11 to 16 years), within 436 schools using an established international protocol [ 45].

In two years, 3,600 people – mostly aged 18-24 – have registered on GloVo's online database.

Shujaaz regales its readers, mostly aged 16-25, with life in tin-shack alleys.

The police reckon they are mostly aged 25 to 40, have no criminal records and work through legitimate small businesses.

The formidable young chorus, mostly aged 16-25 and from all over the world, pay a reasonable fee for full-board accommodation, costumes and scores.

The success was seen by Paterson supporters, a group mostly aged under 35 with roots in Victorian student politics, as "a totemic generational shift for the party".

Due to launch later this year, Moshi TV has the advantage of tapping into an existing audience of nearly 38m registered users worldwide, mostly aged between six and 11.