Sentence examples for a much older part from inspiring English sources

But the film begins elsewhere, in a much older part of the country, Louisbourg, an early 18th-century French settlement in Nova Scotia, now largely a colourful holiday resort, which Margot is visiting to write material for a travel brochure.

It is part of a much older, wider and very specifically American conservative sense of exceptionalism whose militancy and energy are still greatly underestimated outside America.

"It's spacious and intimate all at the same time," she observes, reminding us she's part of a much older cello story – one that goes back to the instrument's roots as a ground bass and operatic continuo, the fundament of orchestral harmony, friend and support to singers.

However, they are fully explainable when considering that these islands are part of a much older archipelago formed by the movement of the Pacific plate over a fixed hot spot.

A much older crowd.

She had a much older husband.

"I could log on as a much older woman.

Most of the main building was constructed in the 1840s, after fire burnt down the older building – but parts are much older, while other parts were added during the 20th century.

Gross calls this "an act of violence against both a parent and a child, since the puppet was so much older than the puppeteer, part of his paternity and inheritance".

(At last count he's on number four and considering she's not much older than Ms. Fluke, part of me wonders if perhaps this was all some grotesque attempt at flirting on his part that simply went awry. After all, who wouldn't want to be the fifth Mrs. Limbaugh? Raise your hands high, ladies!).

It's also a much easier part.