Sentence examples for certainly old from inspiring English sources

At 61, Mr Zhao is certainly old enough to retire.

(The Old House is certainly old, but whether it's the oldest is a matter of dispute.

Although Madonna is certainly old enough to remember the Vietnam War, for most of Colette's customers it signifies mainly a source of stylistic, and distinctly American, cool.

The Oakland Athletics are baseball's youngest team, certainly old enough to sip Champagne, yet by major league standards too inexperienced to celebrate.

This is certainly old hat to climate scientists, but there is so much literature on the the mean temperature response that I believe there is room to draw attention to the problem of extremes.

It even opened with Monk apparently predicting the damage it would inflict: "While at 19, you're not old enough to make a political career, you're certainly old enough to break a political career".

The people who were in their seats were certainly older than the Coachella demographic.

Finally I hope I am a little wiser, and I am certainly older.

The dining-room crowd is fairly sedate, and certainly older, but Olives is a hot ticket.

He was certainly older than 30 when he was elected stratēgos, a military magistrate of great importance, in 424.

There are greater -- and certainly older -- examples of Hindu art on the other side of Central Park at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.