1.   And neither has his age, which may just make him the youngest candidate running for federal office in the nation.

2.   Cabernet Sauvignon as a varietal, especially if it has some age on it, deserves to be enjoyed by itself.

3.   It used to be that a man had seven ages.

4.   Most parks have age or height requirements that exclude small children, so tubing might not be the right recreational choice for families with preschoolers or early-graders.

5.   Sometimes their leaps are so high, they have ages to dive in a thrilling, slow-motion free fall.

6.   The Knicks would not mind going up against a team that had their age, their experience, their ability to win games with aggressive use of fundamentals.

7.   A fire department spokeswoman said six adults and two children died in the fire, but she did not have their ages.

8.   The metaphors have no age.

9.   Today, when I play on stage, I think that my characters have no age.