A middle-aged woman walks her Schnauzer.
The layoffs hit all officers with less than 13 years of experience, leaving behind a middle-aged force.
But Ansbach's military commander, a middle-aged air force colonel named Ernst Meyer, was determined to fight to the bitter end.
Following unweighting, fibers from young and middle aged rats showed a significant relationship between force and size.
He is middle aged, in good health.
Lipman's novel is a funny, tender story of two middle-aged sisters forced by circumstances to move in together.
What a godsend to find out that the problem is really a "decline in middle-aged labor-force participation".
The reason, Lindsey concluded, is the decline in "middle-aged labor-force participation," especially among men, in the past few years.
We are throwing away our young and middle-aged armed forces members in a hopeless and poorly conceived war in Iraq, thanks to our executive and legislative branches of government.
While unproduced screenplays are a sore spot for most filmmakers, she described with relish the intricacies of scripts like "Gone With the Mind," about a middle-aged scientist forced to live with his mother, and "They Live Among Us," a horror comedy about college girls who turn out to be queen bees.
But the Daily Telegraph in an article about the paper headed 'Cuts create anger between the ages' summed it up nicely: Spending cuts threaten to create conflict between generations as the middle-aged are forced to bear the cost of caring for children and the elderly, according to social policy experts.
