Sentence examples for are age old from inspiring English sources
The two rivals will always find new ways to express the antagonism, but the feelings themselves are age old.
The study of [ 3] confirms that the most important factors influencing the choice of switching insurer are: age (old people change less), education level (highly educated people switch more often), health status (a better health favours switching), living in a urban area (it influences switching positively), and being part of a family with children (they change insurer more often).
Its elusiveness is age old and much remarked, as is its mixture of beauty and plainness.
The service industry is age old, in one capacity or another.
These are age-old American traditions that inspired our line".
Such complaints are age-old, but some now see hope for change.
These attitudes are age-old and are bound to influence Chinese perceptions and behaviour as a global power.
It is simply that the state, in its modern godlessness, will not tolerate every religious prejudice – really should prejudices be respected, if they are age-old?
"We stick to the parameters that are age-old tested in the banking industry," said Christopher Strauss, Community Mutual's senior lending officer.
Complaints about athletes' academic qualifications, calendar conflicts and financial commitments are age-old, dating at least to a 1929 report by the Carnegie Foundation.
