Sentence examples for Golden old age from inspiring English sources

Learn to cook like an Italian mamma, and you'll live to a golden old age, surrounded by a legion of grandchildren.

Old age is the golden age to live in less suffering.

One of the most boneheaded expressions in the English language is the one that describes old age as "The Golden Years".

Sadly, this lurch into new territory seemed weak in comparison to Ab Fab's golden age, with Patsy and Eddy's jokes about old age seeming, well, old.

She admitted worrying that her extreme old age was ruining the so-called "golden years" of her 74-year-old daughter.

In their Campden Hill Square house, in "golden weather" the golden couple host a party for Nicaragua's revolutionary president Daniel Ortega, with Graham Greene's presence – cracked rib and old age notwithstanding – "the big thrill for everyone".

See also aging; old age.

Old age, indeed.

"Especially in old age".

Ah, old age.

Old age?