Sentence examples for middle age that from inspiring English sources

In the future, I suspect we will have a middle age that lasts from 30-something until 70-something".

That was the "Aha!" moment — the blissful sense of learning through muscle memory, a rare thing in middle age — that made the befuddlement worthwhile.

Back on my sled, and hurtling across the plain, with a luscious sunset on one side and the pale golden moon on the other, I wonder what it is about middle age that's compelling me to take on this challenge.

I'm lost in the sea of middle age that doesn't look anything like I envisioned.

Because abnormalities have been identified in middle age that were not observed in young adult mice (Newbold et al. 2009), future studies should assess effects in exposed animals at different life stages.

In addition, assessing the importance of effects during different life stages is important, particularly because Newbold et al. (2009) identified abnormalities in middle age that were not seen in young adult female rodents.

Even for a film set in a fantasy middle ages, that's not very 21st century.

Much of the beer is from the Northeast, from breweries (like Climax, Brick House and Middle Ages) that aren't represented in even the city's best watering holes.

Next month, Cherkaoui reunites with former partner Damien Jalet to perform D'Avant, an unusual combination of contemporary dance theatre and music from the middle ages that has led to its cast being called "a medieval boyband".

It is thus remarkable, though not altogether surprising, that there seems to have existed not a single summa of the Middle Ages that did not, in some way or other, derive from the University of Paris.

A COUNTRY whose patron saint is Ivan Rilski, a hermit, Bulgaria has a tradition of introspection and withdrawal dating back to the Middle Ages that has at times led to the rejection of any temporal structure, including the entire world of politics.