Sentence examples for opening age from inspiring English sources

Third prize in this category was shared by Rosemary Brook-Hart for her translation of a Pierre de Ronsard poem opening "Age hangs on you like sawdust hangs on velcro – / light, but irremovable" and Esther Sorooshian for Francis Ponge's "The Frog", who, in Esther's version, has pretty legs "in the rubber glove of her skin".

Results in terms of effect of air filtration as categorical variable were not sensitive to adjustment for the baseline measurement, window opening, age, gender, or BMI with very similar effect estimates with or without adjustment (data not shown).

The civil war in Syria rocked Turkey – a Nato member state – when riots broke out in a number of cities, opening age-old wounds between Turks and Kurds.

Generally, the majority of players transition through the state-based local participation pathway via the following teams: school/clubs/community (5 11 years of age), junior schools/clubs (12 14 years), youth schools/clubs (15 18 years), to open age league/associations (> 18 years) [43].

The host will start the game and GameRanger opens Age of Empires 3 and you can join the other players and play with them.

Hunting through one or two-letter tab headers is a thing of the past, when you're trying to find that one tab you opened ages ago and promptly forgot all about.

The Australian Open gave parity in 2000 and, while she says she admires Wimbledon for ushering in the open age, King is bemused by the All England club's stance on equal prize money.

at selected starting ages a of the open age interval (plots in the first column).

Estimating A' x for the open age intervals using (2) is not possible.

Such extrapolation, however, ignores the original empirical data pertaining to the open age interval.

But while that is effectively an Under-23 competition, the women's tournament is open age.