Sentence examples for the line age from inspiring English sources

She played in touring and regional musical theater productions of "Call Me Madam," "Gypsy," "Pal Joey" and "Over Here!" And in 1983 she appeared in the Off Broadway musical "Taking My Turn," in which she delivered the line, "Age doesn't make you boring; boring makes you boring".

But in her fascinating new book Retirement on the Line: Age, Work, and Value in an American Factory, anthropologist Caitrin Lynch convincingly argues that regardless of age, people "just want to matter".

Nominal logistic regression indicates that the line, age, and line-by-age interaction effects are all highly significant (p<0.0001, Figure 1C), but six lines show an opposite trend, ie. reduced failure rate with age.

"Jonathan Taylor Thomas was right on the line age-wise.

In 1776 he obtained a position as a midshipman on the ship of the line, aged thirteen.

Regression analyses (regression slopes are shown as correlations r to facilitate comparisons) revealed that in the LCR line, age tended to decrease CO2 production (r=−0.608; n=11; P=0.060), whereas in HCR line, the effect of age was not significant (r=0.371; n=11; P=0.184).

The probability based on dose is adjusted for the influence of SDAC (dashed line), age of the patient and sex of the patient.

And there is a colorful background in the setting at Amarpur, Jagat's dramatic line age, the hotel business itself, the customs of India.

Different definitions are used when it comes to the oldest-old, with some definitions drawing the line at age 80 years and some at 85 years.

It was 1952, and she joined the chorus line, aged 14, of musical Love from Judy at the Saville Theatre.

He crossed the winning line aged 18 years and 228 days, beating Sebastian Vettel's previous record by two and a half years – Vettel was 21 and 73 days when he won in Italy in 2008.