The phrase "age old man" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression is "age-old man," which refers to a man who is very old or has lived for a long time.
Example: "The age-old man shared stories of his youth that captivated the younger generation."
Alternatives: "ancient man" or "elderly man."
They are champions brought back to the pack by age, old men in a young man's game, the last light of the comet's tail.
The appointed leader of a world game which, by definition, is shared equally by men and women of every color and creed, came across as an aging old man who did not engage his brain before he spoke.
On the last blissfully oblivious Sept. 10, fear was nothing more than engrossing entertainment: television contestants faced terror for cash, slasher films proliferated, and enterprising writers continued to find novel ways to stage the age-old Man Versus Nature Smackdown.
The statistics don't even bear it out – a BBC3 audience watches linear TV, it's a slightly middle aged older man perception that kids are simply online.
After a round of ball-busting by the two comedians, things got edgier in part two, above, wherein C.K. talks about the age-old men vs. women debate ("I don't think women are better than men, I think men are a lot worse than women") before slipping in a joke about recently convicted Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky.
And at the same time, because it was a film about old age, about this old man, I also saw it as a film about silences.
In modern Japan, the paths of a young boy coming of age and an old man seeking his destiny converge.
Watch a sad old man (age 25) interview the top pre-tween entrepreneurs in this hilarious video.
"Yes, you would be," said the old man, aged 23.
Now, aged 84, the angry old man shows little sign of calming down.
