Sentence examples for face older from inspiring English sources

And the top 3-year-old, Coronado's Quest, was expected to take the long step and face older horses in the Woodward in his quest for a championship.

"We blamed everything on Marcos," Mr. FlorCruz said, his face older, his hair shorter, but otherwise little changed in appearance from those days.

He is not in the Irish Derby either, and so the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown on 4 July, when he would face older horses for the first time, is likely to be his immediate target.

Asmussen said that Curlin would make his next start in the Jockey Club Gold Cup on Sept. 30 at Belmont, where he will face older horses for the first time.

But Mlambo-Ngcuka is also likely to face older barriers of tradition, religion and culture, including from those who are quick to denounce feminism as a western ideology that is being imposed from outside.

He managed the rest of Rachel Alexandra's year cleverly, sending her to the Jersey Shore to beat male horses again in the Grade I Haskell at Monmouth Park, and to Saratoga Springs, N.Y., to face older horses in the Woodward Stakes.

The effect is undeniably horrid – swollen belly, plus wrinkly hands and face – old and pregnant, yuk!

His childhood home had crumbled, and he was too ashamed to face old friends.

He is the sort of 100-year-old (as of last August) who emboldens you to face old age.

The Jaguars (24-2), whaveave won 16 straight, will face Old Mill on Saturday afternoon at SECU Arena.

Nests usually consist of a cavity excavated in an arboreal termitarium or occasionally in a hole in a cliff face, old wall or cave.