Sentence examples for band of aging from inspiring English sources

He and his band of aging spooks said they feel the HQ is now safe.

The family looked like a band of aging hippies from the Great Northwest, with Stiers in a hooded red sweatshirt, jeans and big sheepskin boots.

(Dargis) 'The Expendables 2' (R, 1 43) Sylvester Stallone returns with his band of aging action stars and a ridiculous amount of ammunition and explosives, bent on avenging a comrade's death and keeping some plutonium out of evil hands.

(Catsoulis) 'The Expendables 2' (R, 1 43) Sylvester Stallone returns with his band of aging action stars and a ridiculous amount of ammunition and explosives, bent on avenging a comrade's death and keeping some plutonium out of evil hands.

(Rachel Saltz) 'The Expendables 2' (R, 1 43) Sylvester Stallone returns with his band of aging action stars and a ridiculous amount of ammunition and explosives, bent on avenging a comrade's death and keeping some plutonium out of evil hands.

Nolan Hemmings, a son of the British actor David Hemmings, was last seen playing his father as a young man in "Last Orders," the 2002 film with Michael Caine about a band of aging Englishmen on a journey to scatter the ashes of an old friend.

He never intended to carry the burden of the museum with his band of ageing volunteers, but no official funding, local authority or government, ever came.

The bosses have to be braver than before and that diminishing band of aged and experienced reporters must be daring and defiant as they tangle with a nervous British leadership that sniffs disaster.

If you loved The Hangover and adored The Bucket List, you may just look fondly on Last Vegas, Jon Turteltaub's indulgent, high-concept comedy about a band of ageing bulls living it large in Sin City.

For the record, a team of North Korean basketball players were leading Dennis Rodman's band of ageing former NBA stars after the first two quarters of an exhibition game in Pyongyang, before the players divided into mixed teams for the second half in the spirit of friendship.

Even in my lifetime, I've seen fathers go from older dudes who yelled, "Turn that racket down!" to roving bands of aging dads in jeans and t-shirts who are more likely to ask the kids if they can sit in and jam with their emo bands.