Sentence examples for much older on from inspiring English sources

I met Milligan when he was much, much older on the set of Gormenghast, which we were both in.

They all have fine buildings to celebrate their God: a 1920s Gothic cathedral, which seems much older, on Harnet Avenue for the Catholics; the twin-towered and richly mosaiced Coptic Mariam cathedral; the handsome Al Qurafi al Rashidin mosque at the head of the central market buildings dating from 1937; the pretty Greek Orthodox church of St George; and a modestly scaled neoclassical synagogue.

In contrast, the subjects in previous hospital autopsy series were much older, on the average, and most died of natural causes [ 1, 2].

Nominees are selected by four international curators presenting their choice of the new kids (and sometimes much older ones) on the block.

If astronomers ever do discover life on another planet, then, it is unlikely to be much older than life on Earth itself.

Ethel was portrayed as much older than Lucy on the show, but in real life Vivian Vance was just two years older than Lucille Ball.

One can imagine it speaking for the feelings of many Renaissance brides, who tended not to be much older than 15, on their wedding nights.

He took a train north, skirting the western shore of Lake Michigan, to Milwaukee, and then boarded a railway car heading along a spur, northwest, to a town not much older than he, on the shores of Lake Winnebago.

But the state is not set up for financing of this kind, and the Ministry of Culture, charged with maintaining "le patrimoine," concentrates on much older, grander buildings on land.

I don't have one - I look silly and much older with make up on.

The footings of the building are actually much older than that, standing on the site where a giant fort once defended Stockholm.