of an age การใช้

• Treatment of an age related neurological disease varies from disease to disease.
• This was the start of an age of great evil for Iran.
• At last the cause of an age-old disease was plain and proven.
• He was forgiven for his excellent impersonation of an aging power pitcher.
• Describing Cuba as " a relic of an age that is gone,"
• Certainly not because of his personality, that of an aging, privileged bully.
• "Some speak of an age of terror, " the president said.
• Too much of an age difference just isn't a good idea.
• Others, like the political drift of an aging society, are open for debate.
• And he changed the counterman because he wanted more of an age contrast.
• America faced up to the cumulative effects of an age of unchecked industrialization.
• Caring for granny will be the most obvious consequence of an aging planet.
• This genius for capturing the essence of an age was the Robbins signature.
• Too high of an aging temperature promotes the precipitate to grow too readily.
• That would not only lighten the load of an aging clergy.
• So how big of an age difference is that between the two lines?
• In his classic " Victorian England : Portrait of an Age,"
• She died an inmate of an Aged Governesses'Asylum in Kentish Town.
• His work is the portrait of an age, a society which has gone.
• He spoke slowly and moved with the careful step of an aging man.