Sentence examples for a certain age knows from inspiring English sources

Everybody of a certain age knows the music from the 1965 film.

But all Newfoundland men of a certain age knew how to build a house; they knew it without knowing how they knew or they learned as they went along.

Hidden in Newark's beautiful Art Deco Penn Station, we of a certain age know where there is still a "Tubes" bronze sign or two.

American Jews, at least American Jews of a certain age, know well the concept of a tipping point, that moment when a neighborhood or school district or town abruptly, wrenchingly, unalterably changes character.

Chip Hilton, as readers of a certain age know, is the hero of 23 books written from 1948 to 1966 under the byline of a well-known coach of that era, Clair Bee.

Activision; Wii/Wii U/Xbox 360/PS3/PS4/Xbox One/tablet; £55 (starter pack); Pegi rating: 7+ As most families with children of a certain age know by now, Skylanders is a video game that uses toy figures to unlock on-screen characters and automatically save progress.

OSLO — Nearly all Norwegians of a certain age know where they were when Oddvar Bra suddenly broke his ski pole in the final sprint of a championship ski race in 1982, and Norway had to settle for a tie with the Soviet Union.

Drehobl has been ripping for decades, but the main thing skaters of a certain age know about him is that in most of his ads he had a smoke in his mouth sometimes several.

We women of a certain age know all too well how easy it is to be invisible -and when Clinton wasn't being pilloried, she was invisible to the press.

An actress of a certain age, Peil knows what it means to be battered about, and to keep going anyway.

As most readers of a certain age now know, Quidditch is simple to understand and difficult to play.