Sentence examples for well the same age from inspiring English sources

Today, these same kids (well, the same age group) now spend some 7.5 hours online per day between the computer and their mobile.

A year ago, Zim looked like Vernon Wells at the same age: about washed up.

We know very well that couples the same age, who look like a perfect match on paper, can't always make things work when they have children.

Stated in Section 1 is the hypotheses under scrutiny that the number of years until a first job of substantial importance is held is longer for foreign-born immigrants originating from middle- and low-income countries who arrive when middle aged than for their peers who arrive when younger, as well as immigrants of the same age born in high-income countries.

The hypothesis under scrutiny is that the number of years until a first job of substantial importance is held is longer for foreign-born immigrants originating from middle- and low-income countries who arrive when middle aged than for their peers who arrive when younger, as well as immigrants of the same age born in high-income countries.

Lance Rautzhan — well, we must be the same age.

I had met a young, well-educated man about the same age as me — around thirty — who was a Serb.

Thus, male cases had similar average and cumulative exposure as female cases and started using tube-well water at about the same age.

Similar observations have been made in human subjects previously small for gestational age at birth, and formerly malnourished children and adults where the body fat content was higher than in well-nourished individuals at the same age [ 32].

Housing condition is an important factor because children are more likely exposed to lead in old houses with deteriorating paint compared with well-maintained houses of the same age.

Cases between ages 0 2 with malnutrition but without other neurological or medical deficits were ascertained from an ambulatory Nutritional Rehabilitation Unit of a local hospital and matched with well-nourished cases of the same age and sex from the same socioeconomic background.