Sentence examples for middle age which from inspiring English sources

Many of them are revisited in middle age, which throws in some extra of its own for good measure.

However, mental health experts warned that a complex set of issues combine around middle age, which could lead to the development of particular difficulties.

Tracey Thorn's Love and its Opposite is an album that beautifully captures the quiet crisis of middle age, which seemed to move most of our readers.

Brains in middle age, which, with increased life spans, now stretches from the 40s to late 60s, also get more easily distracted.

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.

Mr. Spacey will direct the Dutch playwright Maria Goss's "Cloaca," about four lifelong friends reunited in middle age, which opens the season on Sept. 16 and continues through Dec. 11.

Bookbinders used to cut up and recycle handwritten books from the middle ages, which had become old-fashioned following the invention of printing.

Among the artists represented in the show, "The Art of Giving in the Middle Ages," which opens tomorrow and continues through Feb. 4, are Simon Bening, Gerard Horenbout, Simon Marmion and Taddeo Crivelli.

The images loosely follow a thematic scheme of a type popular during the Middle Ages, which alludes to Old Testament anticipations of Jesus Christ.

There's a fantastic room lined with portraits of all the cardinals going back to the first one in the middle ages, which get increasingly clean and naff.

Sir Richard's international reputation was earned with his first and best-known work, "The Making of the Middle Ages," which appeared in 1953, went through scores of editions and was translated into many languages.