Sentence examples for a certain age once from inspiring English sources

The Paris is what people of a certain age once referred to as "a classy joint".

Can't a character of a certain age once, just once, claim that a cough or headache is nothing and actually be right?

Readers now of a certain age were once hypnotized and inspired by Millay's example.

Just a handful wear the kind of short cuts women of a certain age were once encouraged to adopt.

For those of us of a certain age who once exulted in his success and never thought we'd see him again, this is a surprise homecoming.

The death of Tristana's mother has placed her in the hands of her guardian, Don Lope Fernando Reyy), a gentleman of a certain age who may once have been her mother's lover (Buñuel's way of suggesting, in the most discreet manner possible, that he may also be Tristana's biological father).

Or you might see women of a certain age on your screens but, once they hit their 40s or 50s, they suddenly become invisible again".

Professors enrolled in a traditional defined-benefit pension plan, for example, where the expected value of future benefits begins to decline once a certain age is passed, tend to retire earlier than those in defined-contribution plans, which offer employees more flexibility to control how the money is invested and typically have fewer restrictions on withdrawals.

Our invisibility once past a certain age.

READERS of a certain age may remember that Volkswagen Beetles once had air-cooled engines.

Once past a certain age, children are very switched on to what they can get away with and know how to play the game of "family".