Sentence examples for a certain age for from inspiring English sources

Subway riders of a certain age, for example, will never think of the D train as the D train.

It's also a knowing wink at the euphemism "woman of a certain age" for an elderly woman.

Maybe a performer has to be a certain age for the kind of rhythmic mastery commanded by Mr. Bennett to assume a forceful spiritual resonance.

A tragic reversal for TV viewers of a certain age, for whom the pair will always be those permed lovebirds off Neighbours.

His portraits, no longer tempered by laughter, seem to express a realization that simply being is enough, after a certain age, for life to impress its tragic seal.

The designer appears to be playing his greatest hits for his most loyal audience: Upper East Side ladies of a certain age, for whom the designer seems to feel great tenderness and sympathy.

For diagnoses appearing to be surprising for a certain age or for preexisting diseases it becomes important to take into account the possibility of interchanging of tissue samples where its consequences are always dramatic for the patient as said earlier (Banaschak et al. 2000).   5.

Editing photos on a PC may be difficult for children under a certain age, or for people who are unfamiliar with how a PC works and how to download camera software and drivers.

I don't think my friend and I ever resented one another more than is usual for kids of a certain age – competing for social prestige, grades, sporting prowess or what have you – but having an outlet for those feelings was important nonetheless.

Employees qualify for a company retirement package by working to a certain age or for a minimum length of time or both.

They also may make matching contributions in company stock, and some even specify that the stock cannot be sold before a certain age or for a certain number of years.