Sentence examples for age friends from inspiring English sources

When one of Eleanor's New Age friends calls Patrick, he shows her an unprecedented civility.

That chatty paradigm of our age, "Friends," also laid out the design of the new human web.

I made other friends who were Catholic or, more accurately in a post-religious age, friends who have "a Catholic heritage".

Although he was not a politician full of fire and dazzle, politics was clearly Mr. Carnahan's passion from an early age, friends said.

It's more likely that middle age itself comes with its own peculiar worries: parents age, friends die, children grow up and leave, careers stall, your once secure financial footing shifts unexpectedly beneath your feet.

In the meantime, he acquired a circle of young Jazz Age friends (he played softball with Harpo Marx and Billy Rose, shot ducks with Bernard Baruch) and conceived an idea for a fizzy Manhattan-centric magazine of his own — a "fifteen-cent comic paper," he called it.

But when I dragged myself home from the subway, I called my New Age friend Nancy and asked her for "the recipe".

But the 400 seats were packed with families and couples and groups of retirement-age friends.

Families and couples ate beside college-age friends, some at a long communal table.

In "While We're Young," Josh Ben Stillerr) and Cornelia (Naomi Watts) don't have children, and their same-age friends do.

At the time the sight of women displaying their bodies prompted giggles, embarrassment and the odd sneer of derision from me and my school-age friends.