Sentence examples for a certain age says from inspiring English sources

"I don't know, I think you probably have to be of a certain age," says the singer.

Slide rules excite interest and even passion at the Institute, especially among engineers of a certain age, says MIT Museum science and technology curator Deborah Douglas.

"What we're working against is a normative pattern that says you're not a good mother if you go back to work before your child reaches a certain age," says Javornik.

Not just college-bound students, students of a particular ethnic group, or even students of a certain age," says Shearer. "I have successfully accommodated exceptional students with low vision, dyslexia, dysgraphia, attention deficit disorder, and Asperger's syndrome into my AP chemistry classroom," adds Shearer, who previously taught chemistry and mathematics at the Maryland School for the Deaf.

"There's a religious baptism and a mafioso baptism, which is confirmed when you reach a certain age," says Antonio Nicaso, who has written extensively on the 'Ndrangheta's family dynamics.

For car buffs of a certain age — say, 68 — the demise of Mercury is another knife in the heart.

Umberto Eco: I think that at a certain age, say fifteen or sixteen, poetry is like masturbation.

"Basically, people don't become homogenized politically once they reach a certain age," said Robert Binstock, a professor of aging, health and society at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

Ms. VanCaspel, herself of a certain age, said: "Pick a mutual fund with a lot of large-cap and blue-chip stocks.

Other than the Fielding lapse, drink historians and barmen of a certain age say that "Mad Men" mostly gets its bibulous world right.

The government would post buying prices, perhaps set at a 20percentt premium over something like Kelley Blue Book prices, for cars and trucks above a certain age (say, 15 years) and below a certain maximum value (perhaps $5,000).