Sentence examples for Age middle from inspiring English sources
The associations of the word "Midlands" itself are no better: fair to middling, stuck in the middle, middle age, middle management, midlife crisis.
I walk the streets, giving the women the once-over, especially the femmes d'un certain age, my age, middle age, to be precise.
The "average" MP tends to be, in McCarthy's words, "white, middle age, middle class, able bodied, cis-gendered, heterosexual, business-orientated, men".
A soulless sort might dismiss it as a dusty, musty funk, but to music lovers of a certain age (middle and up), it is a glorious bouquet, familiar to anyone who has ever dug through the crates.
THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON A child is born in New Orleans in 1918 with the features and internal organs of an old man; then, as time passes, his age declines until he goes through late middle age, middle age, youth, and so on, back toward infancy and death.
Wild-type fish groups (7 12 fish each) included young (1.2 years of age), middle-aged (2.1 years of age) and old (3.4 years of age) fish.
Being older in age, middle-ranged renal function and urinary protein excretion, and elevated serum IgA concentrations were also characteristic.
All calculations were stratified by gender and age: middle-aged 57-699 yeand) and older 70-86 yearss). 70-86 years
For the analysis, the donors' ages were grouped as follows: fetal (F), young (Y, birth to 30 years of age), middle-aged (M, 30 to 60 years of age), or old (O, over 60 years of age).
These considerations associated with the mean longevity in developed human societies led to introducing the following categorization among elderly people: young-old (6th-7th decades of age), middle-old (7th-8th decades), and oldest-old (above 85 years).
