Sentence examples for picked ages for from inspiring English sources

They didn't have any sociological, psychological, or neurobiological research on the nature of adolescence so, based on the customs of the time, they and states that followed picked ages for their juvenile courts' jurisdiction ending at between 16 and 18.

An algorithm helps women pick age-appropriate, body-appropriate pieces.

If you suddenly woke up and could pick any age for yourself, would you go back to your 20s?

The reason 65 is often used to define "old age" is not because we go through some biological degenerative metamorphosis in our sixth decade, but because the authors of the Social Security Act in 1935 had to pick an age for people to receive Social Security benefits and life expectancy hovered in the low sixties in those days (hmmm...so Social Security was never a nest egg to bank on).

Sherman-Palladino wasn't involved in the show's final season, despite her having had the show's last four words picked out for ages now.

Depending on the group of people you're writing this romance for, pick the ages of your characters.

Anthony Walter, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada If you could pick an age to be for the rest of your life, what would it be?

I had tenacity and was picked for Ireland at the age of 23.

First picked for Pakistan in 1986, aged just 19, he lasted a year, before a succession of failures led to his being dropped, not to return until 1992.

The forum's effort to help involves an outfit called the Young Global Leaders, a network of about 1,000 people who are picked for greatness before the age of 40.

It might then take two years to make the first team, but I'll be patient and once I get a game, I then want to be picked for the Japan under-age teams and finally the full national side".