Sentence examples for aged him up from inspiring English sources

"I've aged him up to 45, but Daniel Craig is 45, and he's in great shape, so Bond's got a another 20 years in him, I reckon".

Mozart had met her in 1762 when he was a six-year-old prodigy performing for the court at Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace and she was Princess Maria Antonia, daughter of the Habsburg Empress Maria Theresa and the Holy Roman Emperor Francis I. Mozart, the story goes, slipped on the wooden floor; the little princess, aged seven, helped him up.

If he is to be believed — and why not? — it will be his age that keeps him up at night.

At 14, Antonio got into a car with two men nearly twice his age who picked him up at a party.

Like a Kevin James type, but aged up, to give him a bit more gravitas.

People have aged, grown up, survived, changed.

Born in the English Midlands town of Chester in 1846, he began drawing at the age of 6, but his sensible father had other plans and set him up, at age 15, with a clerkship at a local bank.

Now and again, Mr. Miller encouraged me to come by the gym, but I suppose I preferred losing to people half my age, rather than to people twice my age, because I never took him up on the offer.