Sentence examples for a little aged from inspiring English sources

Guests' clothes looked colorless — as in a half-tone world — and people looked older, too, as if a little aged by the weather, or by Fashion Week.

Mr. Meier described his method of selecting the participating architects this way: "I didn't sit down like it was a Chinese meal, with one from Column A and one from Column B. I had a basic list, and I thought I'd throw in a couple of old friends in order to give it a little aged wisdom".

Galaxy is a little aged by now but it still looks hot.

A little aged Parmesan cheese sprinkled on the chips when they're just out of the oven makes them extra yummy though possibly a tad less virtuous.

He movingly, but without sentimentality, commemorated his pupil, the labour historian Nina Fishman in 2009, and a little later, aged 93, went to the funeral of Marian Slingova (née Fagan), whom he had known in the international communist youth movement in the 1930s.

You should note that the instructions are little aged but if you've picked up a RaspPi for Christmas it might make a fun afternoon project for you and the wee ones.

Because specialized rye production has essentially been dead for so many years, very little aged rye exists anymore.

Given that I work in the field of pop music, this did make me look a little middle-aged.

In short, it may be a little middle-aged and not moving as swiftly as it once did, but this is a reliable car with plenty of experience.

Some might have been carrying a little middle-aged spread, but they were still spinning and gliding across the dance floor with a grace that belied their years.

Then I sprinkle the whole thing with a little cave-aged gruyère, pop it in the oven and bake it until golden-brown and bubbly.