Sentences with phrase «yearold from»
Cathy (not her real name), a 51 - yearold from San Diego, knows that feeling all too well: She's been in a sexless marriage for 14 years.
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In this part, however, we only see the seeds of an uprising planted, as 16 - yearold Katniss graduates from tragic victim to symbol of national expectation.
If a nine - yearold girl asks for the facts of life, the response from teacher should not be: «Come back with the baby when you're 13, and we'll backdate the information.»
Two graduate students in rubber overalls hose 700 - yearold soil off unidentified excavated objects near a midden downhill from a collapsed house.
Reeling from a terrifying assault, a 19 - yearold boy pledges his brother's fraternity in an attempt to prove his manhood.
Just over 6 percent of the American 15 - yearolds sampled by PISA attended private schools, a figure that corresponds closely to official estimates of private enrollment at the secondary level from the U.S. Department of Education (see Figure 1).
My foster dogs are a pair of 4 - yearold Dalmatians that were rescued from a puppy mill in Missouri and have no concept of life as a companion animal.
Researchers surveyed 12 - yearold children from 77 families with one or more pets of any type and more than one child at home.
At the end of 2013, Matt received a Commendation from the City of Lancaster for his advocacy in acquiring a mediated settlement of $ 2,750,000 for the wrongful death of a 55 - yearold man whose only surviving heirs were his 80 - year - old parents with no economic losses.
The Court of Appeal has ruled that police unlawfully detained a 16 - yearold persistent offender while they waited for a charge decision from the Crown Prosecution Service.
The delays are attributable to everything from bad timing — the financial markets tightened due to the economic meltdown — to renovating and repurposing a 180 - yearold historic building that needed to be brought up to code and made compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.