Sentence examples for bit of age from inspiring English sources
We have a bit of age difference, and lifestyle difference.
The little bit of age gave it a welcome depth.
The other option is to go for something where the tannins have softened with a bit of age.
Flippingly fresh, just out of the water, they are tough; like game, they improve with a bit of age.
The grape reminds me of a cross between sauvignon blanc and riesling, and the '08 was already showing a bit of age.
Julia found this rarest of treasures on closeout for $23, a good, affordable Burgundy with a bit of age, the complex and understated 2008 Charles Audoin Marsannay.
His scans and x-rays and blood work are all normal, except for a wee bit of age-appropriate wear and tear.
The toys — Woody, Buzz Lightyear, the Potato Heads — looked the same, save for a bit of aging to account for wear and tear.
They added a bit of aged cow manure, then mixed the seeds with an equal amount of sand and broadcast the mix evenly over the garden.
I thought back to how pleasantly surprised I had once been by a tasting of reposado tequilas, in which I learned that a little bit of aging could enhance the singular, undiluted identities of the blanco tequilas that I favored.
Mature totty felt tortured by his torso Despite his latter-day incarnation as a bit of ageing totty, Bill Nighy insists he hasn't always been a success with women.
