Sentence examples similar to start up age from inspiring English sources
The cost-effectiveness of BA in primary care appears to vary with the start-up age of individuals.
For example, using a start-up age of 54 years (and beyond) for the cohort resulted in BA dominating usual care.
Shelley, a onetime colleague of legendary game designer Sid Meier (see Sid starts up. Again ), developed Age of Empires with Dallas startup Ensemble Studios.
And dating is hard – like getting angry at your computer when it's crashed: you sit there, fervently mashing the same buttons ("What do you do for a living?"; "What kind of music do you like?"; "Tinder's bad, innit?") hoping for some kind of spark, but ultimately it takes ages to start up again and all your previous memories are corrupted and messed up forever.
And dating is hard like getting angry at your computer when it's crashed: you sit there, fervently mashing the same buttons ("What do you do for a living?" "What kind of music do you like?" "Tinder's bad, innit?") hoping for some kind of spark, but ultimately it takes ages to start up again and all your previous memories are corrupted and messed up forever.
Who can say what will one day become a Google?' So is the 33-year-old Chinese pianist, who started up at the age of two after seeing a Tom and Jerry cartoon featuring Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No 2, now the Google of the piano?
The New Age was starting up, and meditation was practiced in church basements.
"You had the whole green, new age scene starting up, which turned out to be a fashion-oriented movement.
That's another trend: more people in their 50s are starting up businesses than any other age demographic.
