Sentence examples for issues an old from inspiring English sources

"He's got issues," an old friend once told Jack, and she "left it at that".

The scenario has four key parts: (1) the person, their circumstances and issues; (2) the environment; (3) Issues Day, provide an insight into the typical day of an older person; (4) Issues Night, offers an insight into the issues an older person may face during the night.

Besides, she was leery of potential maintenance issues in an old building.

The US state department issued an old-fashioned "wanted" poster, casting the Serbian leadership in the popular imagination as the outlaws in a John Wayne film.

But when he arrived for reserve duty, his platoon was issued an older model, the name of which he did not know and the likes of which he had never driven.

The Kremlin issued an old-fashioned vague denial of the resignation.

This audacious counterattack aside, the general issue is an old story of our litigious republic.

"You see," he muttered, "this Lockerbie issue, it's an old issue, from the past.

A young couple may have different debt issues than an older, retired couple.

They are apparently much less likely to go to a doctor about a sexual health issue than an older woman.

Mrs. Payne had written warmly of the paper in its final issue, calling it "an old friend".