Sentence examples for started aged from inspiring English sources

Dressage, which she started aged 10, proved the ideal alternative.

We started aged 21, in Portugal, and there weren't that many women entrepreneurs of our age.

She had started aged five and thought about it every day since then, perhaps a million hours in all.

When he started, aged seven, he was so scared of putting his face in the water that he would do only the backstroke.

John Gibbon, who has worked for 40 years at Goodswen Butcher's on the High Street, where he started aged 11, says turnover has fallen by 6 per cent.

I raised the issue on my Facebook page and shared my own experiences of sexual harassment – which started aged six and continued into adulthood – and the story quickly went viral as thousands of women started to add their stories.

But some of the treated wood planks soon started aging, they said.

"He started aging rapidly and his hair turned gray.

"He started aging rapidly, and his hair turned gray.

I started "aging costumes" (which means throwing mud and dirt around) at seven.

We start aging the day we are born.