Sentence examples for age and station from inspiring English sources

Age and station immaterial.

If ever a woman knew how to dress for age and station then it is she.

This message of empowerment is resolutely intended for adults who wish their lingerie to reflect their age and station.

Peronelle, having thrown herself at Machaut out of adoration for his art, soon abandoned him for a man closer to her age and station.

I was getting married for the second time, and until the overcast morning of the ceremony I dithered between a bland écru frock appropriate to my age and station, which I wore that once and never again, and a spooky neo-Gothic masterpiece with a swagged bustle and unravelling seams in inky crêpe de laine, which I still possess: hope and experience.

Along with a trunk-size prosthetic neck, Ms. Streep wears a hup-two parade of power-skirt suits (the prime minister's were often from Aquascutum) with platinum brooches and pearls (single, double, long, short) and carries hard-walled handbags (Asprey via Harrods): the distinctive armor of a woman of a certain age and station.

Robert had an abiding interest in people of all ages and stations, loved to probe questions both big and small, and was gifted with a sunny magnetism that attracted many friends.

Malebranche allowed that there are many such differences, not just between the sexes, but for different ages, fortunes and stations in life; indeed, it is differences between individuals' "stations in life" that do the most work for him in explaining variations in affective susceptibilities.

Britain is already facing a power capacity crunch as ageing and polluting stations are shutting down, while new plants are slow to start operating because of a government overhaul of energy policy.

I looked at people of all ages and social stations hoping to find that one common thread of surreal irony.

The most important feature of the Greek costume was the mask, which indicated the character's age, sex, station, and customary mood.