Sentence examples for title age from inspiring English sources

A piece in the New York Times recently bore the mystifying title "Age Becomes the New Race and Gender," and explained that this year's campaign "has provided an extended test of attitudes" towards all three.

Last year the company had a genuine hit with its quick-paced strategy title, Age of Empires, released a vastly improved version of its Flight Simulator and had solid offerings in the military strategy and racing simulation genres.

This group was matched on a case-by-case basis for exact job title, age, sex, and smoking status, but had no exposure to the WTC site.

Although we matched the controls to the WTC workers on a case-by-case basis for exact job title, age, sex, and smoking status, the controls were located in the Philadelphia area, whereas most of the WTC workers came from the New York City region.

He was the second youngest ever editor of the title, aged 38 when he took over.

Harris was a brilliant teenage boxer, winning the national Amateur Boxing Association light flyweight title, aged 16.

Mauresmo's shots don't have the same kind of rocket fuel that, say, former world number one Kim Clijsters has, or Maria Sharapova, the 19-year-old Russian who won the US Open this year and the 2004 Wimbledon title aged 17.

Brecel made his first 147 break when he was 12, won the European Under-19 title aged just 14 and beat snooker legends Jimmy White and Ken Doherty at the same age.

Young talents destined to dominate broke through and stood tall: Ruta Meilutyte, seizing 100m breaststroke gold at 15; Gabby Douglas, aged 16, winning both individual and team all-around gymnastics gold; Kirani James, the future of 400m running, adding Olympic gold to his world title aged just 19.

Pursuing this path eagerly I wrote a paper in the Journal of Experimental Gerontology in 1982, title: "Aging as Entropy" The editor of the journal and ultimately the final referee for my paper was Leonard.

The story introduces, or reintroduces many characters who became an important part of the Hellblazer universe, including Inspector Watford (originally from Jamie Delano's run on the title), aging magician Clarice, and Map, a powerful magician who works on tube renovations in his part as custodian of London.