Sentence examples for be a bit older from inspiring English sources

Her fans tended to be a bit older and many had gone dressed in their Sunday best.

I feel I have to be a bit older to understand that piece, but she just loved it.

Relate's Christine Northam said: "People I've met who meet online tend to be a bit older and a lot of divorced or separated people tend to go online.

The grime scene is going to take longer than planned and by the time it does blow I might be a bit older, so that's why I've had to take these steps.

"The Special One" of Labour's left wing may be a bit older and have less of a confident swagger, but he has the tousled grey hair, the deep-set eyes and the craggy, unshaven look of the all-conquering Chelsea manager.

Hossein Nivi might be a bit older than your average tech entrepreneur but he's no less visionary.

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.

You could say 'isn't he going to be a bit old'...but I think maturity may count here.

Fox's "Bones" may be a bit old, but it's still strong.

The Krays were a bit older.