Sentence examples for A touch older from inspiring English sources

The clothes seem to suggest that he is a touch older and more mature than the vulnerable, boy-like creature who inhabits them.

The summer show, the biggest event of its kind anywhere in the world, is as traditional a summer fixture as Wimbledon or the Derby, although a touch older.

He looks just a touch older than when I last saw him, fuller in the face and a little more grizzled around the chops, and contented.

Tomic was a touch older than 16 when he made his Grand Slam debut at the 2009 Australian Open.

In these days of blended families, the idea that everyone in a family would have the same last name is a touch old-fashioned.

With a touching, old-fashioned sense of decorum, our eerie terminology suggests that we would rather think of ourselves as stalkers than our friends as exhibitionists.

We provide the Manything software as a downloadable app, Apple's App Store delivers the app to new users, users provide their own cameras (either an iPod touch, old iPhone or iPad) and we store their videos in the Amazon Cloud.

There's a touch of old SoHo cheekiness in that combo.

But are we, perhaps, a touch too old for all this?

He is, however, keen to point out that they won't be relying on computer wizardry alone – a touch of old-fashioned suspense was also called for.

The club, on the 65th floor of the General Electric building in Rockefeller Center, brought a touch of old-time nightclub glamour to midtown.