Sentence examples for age looking from inspiring English sources

McNulty is writing in old age, looking back over 50 years, "and wondering where the years went".

What I missed here was the presence of a wise man approaching old age looking on with wry amusement at his music and its effect on others.

A longtime intimacy with Catholicism, its theology and history, makes itself felt on every page of "The Testament of Mary" (2012), his wittily revisionist novel about the Virgin in old age looking back on her life.

We wandered around the Dell, a truly desperate old ground for short people of any age, looking for a good vantage point an hour or more before kick-off.

Her father was diagnosed with lupus when she was 12 and in many respects she remained stuck at that age, looking out at the world with a childlike detachment and not letting anyone in, except God.

People laughed when Sylvester Stallone was arrested in Australia in 2007 for trying to transport his personal stash of growth hormone, but its use is reportedly widespread among actors of a certain age looking to keep a youthful appearance.

(Every age looks decadent, until you see what's coming next).

She made up outrageous lies about her name, age, looks and profession.

SAN ANTONIO Hey, Good-Lookin' San Antonio makes old age look good.

But the Gilded Age looked positively egalitarian compared with the concentration of wealth now emerging in America.

Others, which presumably did not make it to the city's retirement age, look more like roadkill.