Sentence examples for since that age from inspiring English sources

"Ever since that age, they've been told what to do and they can't think for themselves".

And Empson concludes that "limited as this form [the double sestina] may be, the capacity to accept a limitation so unflinchingly, the capacity even to conceive so large a form as a unit of sustained feeling, is one that has been lost since that age".

A legal complaint filed in federal court by attorney Aaron J. Romano and the girl's affidavit describe a series of hellishly violent homes in which she has lived off-and-on since that age.

The name "Doug the Pug" had also stuck with me since that age, and I'm happy to say that the 13-year-old me made a great decision by choosing it.

In a number of studies (Friedenreich, 2001; IARC, 2002; Alghren et al, 2004), premenopausal breast cancer risk was inversely related to recalled weight and body mass index (BMI) around the age of 18, whereas the relation to weight gain since that age remains unclear, one literature review indicating a direct relation (Friedenreich, 2001) and another indicating an inverse relation (IARC, 2002).

Since children that age generally do not attend school for a full day, they can watch prodigious amounts of live TV.

An additional aspect to consider is that the use of space differs from a traditional classroom dynamics, since children that age, appropriate and modify their spatial occupation in several ways.

We assumed that all subjects of the population source were followed-up since birth, implying that age at event did not have to be left-truncated in WC1 and WC2.

Since it is well known that age and obesity are related both to OA and bone mass, and are potential confounders [ 15- 18], our analyses were adjusted for age and BMI.

Ever since the realization that aging is a regulated process, intense research has gone into uncovering the key players underlying its regulation.

How long has it been since we knew that age-imposed changes in the circulatory milieu are to blame for the progressive attrition of organs and degenerative disorders that invariably accompany human aging?