Sentence examples similar to a slight old age from inspiring English sources

Wearing a small cloth cap, and speaking slowly, with a slight old-age wobble in the Lithuanian accent he never lost, he delighted the room with a charming smattering of poems, philosophical quandaries, and brief depictions of overheard NYC scenes.

Soliat, a small, slight, 16-year-old, had made it to Calais by herself.

Susan lived to a ripe old age.

To live to a healthy old age?

With regard to stability over the course of life, studies suggest that levels of positive emotions are relatively independent of age 75, with a slight decrease in older age 76.

Imagine a pain-free old age.

The increase in pressure stops in the eighth decade of life, and there may even be a slight decline in pressure in extreme old age.

Radiographs as a baseline diagnostic and caries management tool increased steadily with age advancement, with a slight decrease at age 17 (18.8% to 21.8) (Table  3).> The offer of dietary advice across the age groups was consistently below 10.0percentt, declining with age of the patient to 7.5percentt for 17 year olds.

To preserve family structure, allocation of the siblings of twins to one of the two cohorts, was based on the age of the twins, which resulted in a slight overlap in age between the cohorts (8 siblings older than 36 years were allocated to the young cohort, 2 siblings younger than 36 were allocated to the older cohort).

By spring 2014, communications between student and teacher had seriously deteriorated; at one point, Binali slighted Maqdisi by suggesting that old age had confused him.

Over such a period, she thought, "one can observe that venerable old age can be a guide but not a prerequisite for success in public office" – another slight ripple of amusement.