Sentence examples for dignified middle-aged from inspiring English sources

A dignified middle-aged couple commute regularly from Harmon.

SOMETIMES at 68th Street there's a dignified middle-aged man, red sweater, brush cut.

"We'll never leave," said a dignified middle-aged woman who taught at a university in the Nile delta.

The New Yorker, April 18 , 1953P. 26 A dignified middle-aged couple commute regularly from Harmon.

Nearly 5,000 volunteers, mostly rather dignified middle-aged men and women, are helping to guide people to the Cathedral of Saint John and keep them safe; a security operation, comparable in scale to a medium-sized airport, has been mounted in the city centre.

Impossibly sharply-dressed guppies, perfectly coifed young women who looked like they'd stepped out of a clothing catalogue, the dignified middle-aged European men you see everywhere in the city, clothing designers wearing their own products like plumage, and of course, a couple resplendent drag queens.

As Mr. McVicar, who directed the Frankfurt "Don Carlo," reported in a recent e-mail, Mr. Youn's characterization stuck close to Schiller, revealing not "a dignified older man" but a person "tormented, middle-aged, sexually active".

Somewhere north of her thirties, she was attractive, dignified, well dressed, spoke almost perfect English, and had a softness to her mien and voice that, particularly amongst middle-aged women, is quite uncommon in these parts.

Tom Wilkinson, as the dignified former foreman, is also memorable in this irresistibly endearing comedy - Thursday at 8 p.m. on Channel 5. Some middle-aged men have other hobbies.

(He's middle-aged).

"Middle-aged white men?