Sentence examples for pack of age from inspiring English sources

Ensemble Studios informed Microsoft they would need another year and instead created Age of Empires: The Rise of Rome, an easily developed expansion pack of Age of Empires, as a compromise which could be released for Christmas 1998.

Now, if loss of investment money was so devastating to "grandma" (many in the press like to focus on the bonus pack of age & gender bigotry when it comes to the bogeyman story), then why are we not hearing about it constantly, given a similar (if not riskier) and very available asset class?

To the best of our knowledge this study represents the first genome-wide association study of duration of smoking, pack years, and age at initiation of smoking.

The models included a number of correlated variables (the three exposure types, and age-related variables of pack years, working years, and age).

Chuter's assessment is more skewed to a tight forward battle against a Quins pack that has come of age this term and provided the platform to unleash their talented three-quarters.

By Lizzie Widdicombe Benjamin Walker The high-camp American-history rock musical "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" has been extended through June at the Public Theatre — good news for the packs of teen-age girls who can be seen hovering outside the lobby.

The high-camp American-history rock musical "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" has been extended through June at the Public Theatre — good news for the packs of teen-age girls who can be seen hovering outside the lobby.

Of course, just because Wal-Mart doesn't hype Ol' Roy in Super Bowl spots or hire packs of college-age hotties to talk up its dog food in chic bars doesn't mean it shuns marketing: the promotion strategy includes the underrated tactic of piling up huge mountains of bright red Ol' Roy bags in stores.

We plan on sharing the "dry-aking" tradition with our daughter when she gets older and we'll bring a few six-packs when she's of age, too.

Historically, Professor Mueller said, the shelves were buffered from the sea by a barrier of pack ice the age of which is measured in decades.

Move in a pack of other people my age.