Sentence examples for make him older from inspiring English sources

He is, as everyone knows, the oldest candidate in the field, and if things go his way in November he will take office at age 72, which will make him older than any other new president in history.

Because "Lisa's Wedding" (season six, 1995) is set fifteen years in the future, Homer's design was altered to make him older in the episode.

That he used toe shoes and a centuries-old vocabulary did not make him old fashioned.

Mr Bercow is certainly no fan of CBB – "He was not very pleased but he knows what I am like", his wife has said – but that doesn't make him old-fashioned or puritanical.

He had to repeat the first grade, which made him older than his peers in the high-school class of 2000.

This makes him older than every cabinet minister bar Vince Cable and Kenneth Clarke (who both seem to be rather more popular than most of their colleagues, as it happens).

As for Mr. Obama's purported youth and inexperience, he turned 47 on Aug. 4, making him older than Bill Clinton, John F. Kennedy and Theodore Roosevelt were when they became president.

Later this month, on September 20th , 2013 Prince Charles will be 64 years, 10 months, and 6 days old -- making him older than the oldest ascendant to the British throne (including the English and Scottish thrones prior to the Act of Union in 1707).

On the other hand, it makes him old.

The ironies of pop art quickly made him old-fashioned.

To his Israeli critics, it makes him old.