Sentence examples for whose ages are from inspiring English sources

But some of the biggest appearances will be singers whose ages are multiples higher.

The children, whose ages are not known, are undergoing tests in Newcastle for Ebola and malaria.

That, however, may be revised downwards as many of those whose ages are currently unknown will be SNP politicians, who are likely to be younger.

The gymnasts whose ages are in question helped the Chinese women win four medals, including gold in the team event and on the uneven bars.

Others who will no longer be eligible to access legal aid include child victims of trafficking whose ages are disputed and are refused support.

Among my three daughters, whose ages are 19, 17 and 11, I see signs of an inevitable progression toward being skeptical readers.

Health officials in Louisiana said that of the 55 patients there whose ages were known, 24 were 60 or older.

The younger six, whose ages were not made public, were put on probation for 12 months in October.

Two more Palestinians, whose ages were uncertain, were killed nearby when Israeli troops shot at youths throwing stones.

I am only 26 years old, yet I am already older than all of the wounded soldiers whose ages were listed below their photographs.

Participants in the one-to-one household interview were pastoral elders whose ages were above 50 years old.