Sentence examples for this traditional age from inspiring English sources

This traditional age group system is likely to reflect relative age better than official chronological age from the colonial era.

Ms Smethurst says: "The traditional age tended to be in the 30s, 40s and 50s.

These are "mamma's boys" who stay at home well beyond the traditional age to fly the nest.

In the early 1980s women who made it to 65, the traditional age of retirement for British men, could expect to live four years longer than their male counterparts.

The number of Chinese in their 20s and early 30s, the traditional age bracket for factory labor, is slowly shrinking because of the introduction of the "one child system" a generation ago.

In recognition he was awarded a special silver plaque he was beyond the traditional age limit of 40 years for receiving the gold Fields Medal by the International Mathematical Union in 1998.

That's telling because other studies show 65 is no longer the traditional age of retirement, he says.

We plan to retire later than the traditional "age 65" rule, which gives us more time to save, and we plan to work during our retirement, at least part-time.

"To some, the very idea seems archaic," Wood writes of his journey, "and, in a world of Google Maps, where every valley and hillside has already been plotted, the traditional age of exploration is certainly gone.

Age was controlled using the traditional age group system described above.

However, milk – indeed that of another species with a different life history – is now widely consumed by many humans well beyond the traditional age at weaning.