Sentence examples for remarkable age from inspiring English sources
Denis Healey, who has died at the remarkable age of 98, was a practical man of power and of paradox.
A continuously inventive spirit and inquiring mind, a wealth of support from patrons, and an ever-awakening attitude toward new creative possibilities are characteristics of this remarkable age.
MEDAL FAVORITES The big news from the United States trials surrounded the nine-time Olympic medalist Dara Torres, who broke her own American women's record twice and is a contender for gold, even at the remarkable age of 41.
Undeterred by any of the usual constraints of age, anxiety and later, illness, she developed her innate musical gifts and continued performing in clubs in New York and Los Angeles until the remarkable age of 93.
Weaving well-researched social history with a compelling account of political machinations in Rome, the picture here is not just of a libertine prone to writing of his obscene desires, but a soulful man at the heart of a remarkable age.
He was born on February 23 1685, just a month before Bach, into a remarkable age: Sir Isaac Newton was introducing his guidelines for the universe, the thermometer appeared, Hamlet was performed for the first time, the clarinet was invented, and the witch-hunts were in full swing in Salem.
Remarkable age-related differences in structural rearrangement (SR) formation became evident, suggesting distinct disease pathomechanisms.
Toxicological and enzymatic activities show remarkable age-related variation in G. brevicaudus venom, probably resulting from variation in venom composition.
We have investigated the microstructures of age hardened Mg 2.0Gd 1.2Y xZn 0.2Zr (x = 0, 0.3, and 1.0) (at.%) alloys to understand the remarkable age-hardening and unusual plastic elongation behavior.
The addition of 0.5 wt.% Cu resulted in a remarkable age-hardening response and a striking improvement of the room temperature tensile properties after an isothermal ageing at 180 °C.
Another modifier, amorphous poly alpha olefin (APAO) also gains popular interest from researchers because of its excellent miscibility with rubber, asphalt, and its remarkable aging resistance.
