Sentence examples for town aged from inspiring English sources

The cenotaph, near to the parish church, lists the names of the 136 men who died in that conflict, representing around 10% of the male population of the town aged between 15 and 45.

A total of 1000 children (200 children per town) aged 6 8 years will be recruited from first grade schools.

A child's return drives Remember Me Like This (Two Roads, £17.99), Bret Anthony Johnston's novel about Justin Campbell, who vanishes from a Texan town, aged 11, and is miraculously found just miles away four years later.

He has been to Wembley before, winning the FA Vase in 1992 with Wimborne Town aged 31, and is hoping to become the first man to win both non-league trophies.

Degrees of urbanization were categorized as high urbanization, moderate urbanization, developing towns, general towns, and other towns (including aged towns, agricultural towns, and villages).

§Degrees of urbanization: other towns include aged towns, agricultural towns, and villages.

In 1862, Ralph Waldo Emerson situated the toggle point for these obverse perspectives on the outskirts of town: Age is becoming in the country.

Team GB women's hockey squad (born, home town, age): Ashleigh Ball (Brighton, Cheltenham, 26).

Only 12.7percentt of adults in the town age 25 or older have at least a college degree compared to almost one of three adults in the United States as a whole.

In relation to emigration, most of the cohort members who have moved to another town were aged 15 44 years.

A total of 2057 adults participated in the study, 71% of the target population of all town residents aged 18 to 79 years.