Sentence examples for old entered from inspiring English sources
The use of formal help increased with age, and once the oldest old entered the old-age care system, it was rare that they returned to independent living.
Seles, 16 years old, entered 1989 ranked 86th on the Virginia Slims computer and finished the year at No. 6.
The audience, young and old, entered the dome, which was lit inside in a soothing twilight blue.
A man about 60 years old entered the Dime Savings Bank in the Sunrise Mall in Massapequa yesterday and handed a note to a teller demanding cash.
Miss Taylor, 58 years old, entered Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital on April 10 for what was reported as "a severe sinus infection". She was expected to leave last Saturday, but her condition worsened and she was moved on Monday to St. John's Hospital and Health Center five miles away.
The original pool selected for interviews was drawn from lists of visitors who, like the hijackers, were 18 to 33 years old, entered the United States after January 2000 on nonimmigrant visas and held passports from or had lived in countries where Al Qaeda had a presence.
And the "scary" thing, adds one football journalist, is that Kaká is still just 26 years old, entering the prime of his career.
In brief, all consecutive adult patients (≥18 years old) entering the ICU and prescribed cefepime (Bristol-Myers Switzerlandbyar, Switherland) by the caretakers were prospectively enrolled.
Therefore, HBV vaccination had already been administered to 36%and56%6% of children (aged 5 6 years' old) entering primary school in 1995 and 1997, respectively [ 7].
Work injuries and illnesses among young people 15 to 24 years old entering the formal labour market are a public health concern.
This distinction leads to a ternary mixture with relatively younger old water, ranging from 6000 to 10,000 years old entering the well at intermediate depths combined with a very old component of groundwater, greater than 18,000 years old, entering the well at depths greater than 80 m below the water table.
