Meanings of age respectively in English

These princes at the supposed time of their death were about thirteen and nine years of age respectively.

The average age of the Ahern governments, on assuming office in 2002 and 2007, was 49½ and 50 years of age respectively.

Gracie and Norma Wilson were sisters, aged respectively, fourteen and twelve.

Her children, therefore, were aged respectively fifteen and thirteen.

I may cite, in example, two selections from compositions, written by students aged respectively twenty-three and twenty-six.

She had with her two children, a boy and a girl, aged respectively eight and eleven years.

He had, by his wife Hermengarde, three sons, Lothair, Pépin, and Louis, aged respectively nineteen, eleven, and eight.

He had, by his wife Hermengarde, three sons, Lothaire, Pepin, and Louis, aged respectively nineteen, eleven, and eight.

They were two quite small maidies, aged respectively four and six years with some odd months in each case.

Herbert and Eva, aged respectively ten and twelve, had that superabundant love of information so characteristic of their tender years.

First, we are aged respectively thirty-seven and seventeen; and he could not contemplate without quaking the twenty years that divide us.

The mother was wounded; the father, his boy and girl, aged respectively 10 and 3, were shot down.

Two of his daughters, aged respectively one year and two years younger than Amilly, had each died of consumption, as all Deerham knew.

Julia and Emma, aged respectively fourteen and seventeen, were found in the kitchen, bruised and insensible, but it is thought their recovery is possible.

(19) Simeon and Levi were aged respectively eleven and twelve when they spoiled the city and slew all the males therein with the sword.