Sentence examples for to be ages from inspiring English sources

The victims were believed to be ages 3, 5, 8 and 15, said the official, Assistant Fire Chief Brent Collins.

(Because of data availability, we define working age to be ages 15 64; our results are not sensitive to minor changes in this definition).

To be included in the study, patients had to be ages 18 to 90 years and recovering from an acute myocardial infarction.

He appears to be aged under 30.

Where do you hope to be aged 67?

Steward's only unvanquishable foe proves to be age.

She seems not to be aging all that quickly.

Actually, using synthetic corks in wines to be aged is a comparatively minor issue.

They are also more likely to be aged under 25, or 65 and over.

More than a third of those affected are thought to be aged under 16.

Rape victims of both sexes were most likely to be aged between 15 and 19.