Sentence examples for some ages from inspiring English sources

Mediocrity is the rule in every age, but it rules some ages more wholly than others.

At some ages, because of the differences in enzyme maturation and total body water, kids actually need a higher dose.

(The World Health Organization predicts minor increases in rates of some cancers, for some ages and genders, in small pockets of more highly contaminated areas near the plant).

Of course language always changes, but could technology (or a simple increase in youthful insouciance and lack of respect for tradition) mean that in some ages it changes faster than in others?

HMD modifies (smooths and extrapolates) the original data at some ages above age 80 using the logistic model.

It's as if a huge state-of-the-art factory had been built to produce one small mechanical bells-and-whistle toy that awes children of some ages for a few minutes before they lose interest.

Some are not very old, some middle-aged, some aged.

"Suggest a wine with some age?

"There is some age," Cone agreed.

We have some age, obviously, in our rotation".

Most 2005 Burgundies, in fact, will need some aging.