Sentence examples for much older from from inspiring English sources

" 'Wouldja give me some money?' " Sanders is sixty-three, but his sensibility seems much older — from the time before radio, when people entertained each other by telling yarns.

It's not a regular holla-back when you know you look much older from the front then behind.

Although there are much older flutes from Europe and Asia (ScienceNOW, 29 October 1996), the Jiahu artifacts are the first to be played.

On 57th Street she'll remember that one dinner with a much older man from her office, they used to flirt, she should have left it at that, was trying something other than men in black, that direction didn't stick.

11 21 Indeed, in a sensitivity analysis carried out comparing obese patients with and without BMI documentation (see online supplementary table S1), we found that the former were much older, suffered from a higher mean number of chronic comorbidities and had a higher prevalence for most of the studied physical conditions.

Are you much younger, much older, or from a very different background?

The first known image of saffron in pre-Greek culture is much older and stems from the Bronze Age.

Our results for the timing of divergences are largely congruent with previous mitogenomic studies [27], [28], but they are much older than estimates from fossil records [29], [30], [31] and timescales based on the nuclear RAG1 gene [32], [33].

Our findings indicate that the main subgenera of Daphnia could be much older than previously known from fossils (at least 100 MY older) or from nuclear DNA estimates of divergence.

Our findings indicate that the main subgenera of Daphnia are likely much older than previously known from fossils (at least 100 MY older) or from nuclear DNA estimates of divergence.

It is much, much older, and it came from women and men together".