Sentence examples for be a bit old from inspiring English sources
According to one DfE insider, the atmosphere in the education policy world today can be a bit "old boys' network".
'You know,' he said, 'I don't know, you might probably be a bit old for it but there's like a kids' club they have here.
He is short and moves with a shuffle, a gait that suggests he may be a bit old for punching a clock at 5 a.m.
When Forsyth suggested the show "may be a bit old hat now", Hart replied: "But we need to get back to entertainment, Bruce".
Christian Fuchs, full back – Christoph Waltz He might be a bit old to play a professional footballer, but Christoph "Blofeld" Waltz is probably the only German-speaking actor Anglo-American audiences will have heard of.
I am excited by the thought of stem-cell and other therapies becoming available for spinal injury in the near future, even though I may be a bit old to benefit from them.
So the VP-110 might be a bit old-school but what's wrong with that?
The writing in "Get Well Soon" can be a bit old-fashioned, and the rhymes forced.
Her fans tended to be a bit older and many had gone dressed in their Sunday best.
I think he's a bit old for me, anyway.
