Originally derived from the French street fairs of the Middle Ages, at which events of the year were passed in comic review, French revue in its present form dates from the early 19th century.
Introduction to O. Gierke, Political Theories of The Middle Age at xv (1900).
The girls in the troop are in middle school now, an age at which the slightest difference can be fodder for cruel teasing.
Explore the city's history in a magnificent building dating back to the Renaissance at the Musée Carnavalet on Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, or learn about the middle ages at the Musée de Cluny, which is on top of Roman ruins that wildly contrast with their surroundings in the middle of the bustling 5th arrondissement.
The Mirror reports that, in a survey of 2,000 Britons, 68 is the true age at which middle age ends and "old age" begins.
World War II cut short her singles career, then came raising a family and eventually middle age, which she laughed at by beginning a run of United States Tennis Association senior titles that now exceeds 300.
That Crockett may or may not have died on the premises, that Travis probably never drew that line in the sand but did write one of the most eloquent letters in history on the eve of battle -- these were ambiguities and ironies that could be better understood and appreciated at middle age, which I was rapidly approaching.
The mean age at which laureates since 1980 made their achievements was 48, solidly middle-aged.
Introducing CT at the middle school level itself is considered useful since it is the age at which students start deciding on future career choices based on their assessments of their skills and aptitudes.
At 42, normally the age at which artists are knuckling down to the grim middle years when they are neither enfants terribles nor national treasures, she seems to have become carefree.
