Sentence examples for decent age from inspiring English sources
He'd made a decent age and met a decent death.
It is pure polemic, a raging against the dying light of a more decent age.
Bachelors -- we've got near two dozen of them, and no girls of decent age for marrying.
"You think there's no risk in that?" "People should be able to retire at a decent age," Ms. Veremi added.
In fact once you survived into early maturity you could expect to live to a decent age.
They say, it used to be the case that my dad could do this job and retire at a relatively decent age, and make a decent wage.
Eight healthy volunteers (4 women, 4 men, all with European decent), aged 23.6 years on average (SD = 5.9, range = 19 34 years), served as controls.
The consensus, however, left out the single most important player: Gordon Brown, chancellor of the exchequer and prime minister-in-waiting.The commission is expected to make three main recommendations to deal with a pension system that will not provide a decent old age for Britain's retiring millions.
If you're of a decent, trustworthy age, you may be able to start taking care of others' children and/or pets.
The head of the PCGG, Richard Amurao, is a conspicuously decent lawyer, aged 41, who spent five years as a commissioner before becoming chairman last year.
Despite having some decent spec-age (2.2-inch high-resolution color LCD, built-in FM tuner, microSD expansion slot, up to 20 hours of playback time, Windows/Mac compatible, support for JPEG photos and MPEG4 video) these things look like they've been topped off with a whack from the ugly stick.
