Sentence examples for years from age from inspiring English sources

Compulsory education lasts 10 years, from age 6 to 16.

I had swum competitively for ten years, from age seven to seventeen.

All those years, from age 10 to 24, he spent on the upper story of his house, broadcasting.

School attendance is mandatory for 10 years, from age 6 to 16, with an optional 11th year.

On the other hand, the most anti-Koch cohort, the thirty-five to forty-nine-year-olds, were in their most politically formative years, from age thirteen to age twenty-eight.

Half of all workers who stayed stuck in the pay rut were aged between 41 and 60 in 2012, meaning they had spent up to 10 of their peak earning years (from age 30 to 50) in low pay.

I smoked for 11 years — from ages 12 to 23.

Mr. Obama spent four years, from ages 6 to 10, in Indonesia, living here with his mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, and stepfather, Lolo Soetoro.

The years from ages 14 to 22 become unscripted.

Paul played tackle football for just nine years, from ages 7 to 15.

From 1996 onwards, women are invited every five years from ages 30 to 60 years.