Sentence examples for dad age from inspiring English sources

"To tell you I was leaving / I waited and waited / rethinking first sentences in my sleep, / I didn't sleep," Zamora writes in one poem, signed "Dad, age 19".

I don't and won't arrive at the idea that the male experience is an individually created and yet constantly replicating one of selfishness and irresponsibility, even though it seems like a lot of over-it women and way-growed-up man-men have ("Men are scum" – my dad, age 71).

Dad, aged 94, immobile, but grinning broadly: "Oh dear.

This leaves mum and dad, aged 63 and 68 respectively, to fill in the gaps.

The heavy oblong architect frames of the past decade suggest a reclamation of the slickness, if not the insolence, of his earlier days — "cool dad aging snazzily," as Dai Griffiths, a lecturer in music at Oxford Brookes University, wrote, in a 2008 book about Costello.

The Sun, the People and Scottish paper the Sunday Mail have escaped censure over any payments to the families of Chantelle Stedman and Alfie Patten, the teenager they falsely reported became a dad aged 13, after legal restrictions made it impossible for the press watchdog to complete its investigation.

The heavy oblong architect frames of the past decade suggest a reclamation of the slickness, if not the insolence, of his earlier days—"cool dad aging snazzily," as Dai Griffiths, a lecturer in music at Oxford Brookes University, wrote, in a 2008 book about Costello.

"It was great having someone my dad's age telling me about music.

This is very interesting: there are a lot of men my dad's age coming.

"You don't chuck baseballs with a dad that age," Mr. David said.

It would be hard to maintain this sort of lifestyle if I were my dad's age.