Sentence examples for much older at from inspiring English sources

The historical Hypatia, for example, may have been much older at her death than the age suggested for her in "Agora".

More distant, and very much older at perhaps 4 billion years, is the fainter sixth magnitude cluster M67 1.7° due W of the star Acubens.

The Formicidae radiation has been dated back to 140 186 Ma, while the dipteran lineage is dated to be much older, at least 260 Ma, giving the dipterans more evolutionary time to diverge from one another (Moreau et al. 2006; Wiegmann et al. 2011).

100 years ago, few Ismailis would have thought to ask that kind of question until they were much older, if at all; they hardly came into contact with people who ate differently than they did.

She married a much older man at 15 or 16, and quickly had four children.

In the cartoon published on Jan . 22 , 2008the mother — not looking much older — is at the stove, in the background, as one of her sons tells his sister, "Mommy's cooking my favorite dinner.

A MUCH older man, at least 50, stood there with giant women's floral sunglasses like there were literally fake flowers attached to the glasses.

A much older man, at least 50, stood there with giant women's floral sunglasses like there were literally fake flowers attached to the glasses.

With our findings of L-CAs in calcareous sponges, it seems that these acatalytic CARPs (CA X, CA XI) have a much older origin at the base of metazoans.

As I stood in line (I was at most 32 at the time of this event) behind 2 much older women (I was at most 32 at the time of this event), let's say late '70s, who were very sweet and chatty.

"I was 14, hanging out with people who were much older than me at the only indie shop in Reykjavik.