Sentence examples for much older the from inspiring English sources

But that research did not tell them exactly how much older the fossils might be.

For the rest of us, who were much older, the letters were like miniature résumés.

On July 13 Floquet and Boulanger met in a duel, and, although much older, the Prime Minister severely wounded his opponent.

But before we're much older, the Japanese company will also have launched a smaller sports car – as well as a spiritual replacement for the wonderful S2000.

The formerly burly general was not disguised but had false identity papers and looked haggard and much older, the officer said.

While the writing style of the Qur'an scribe dates it to around the eighth century or early ninth century, it is not possible to identify how much older the ghostly Coptic writing is, although the formation of the letters means it is unlikely to have been written earlier than the seventh century, according to Pingannaud.

The guardians who answered the questionnaires were much older than the Brazilian subjects [ 16], it may reflect the rising age at first birth among Japanese women.

There is even the possibility that the history of the game is much older than the game itself.

And he didn't look very much older than the boys at the table.

The brother and sister accused of the murder were not much older than the victims.

The ages are much older than the records of any fossil pleuronectiform currently recognized.