Sentence examples for now very old from inspiring English sources

The dictator is now very old.

So do individual women like Kim and Kil, who are now very old.

Only two people were still left standing from this very long and now very old summer.

This nurse, known as Bari-Mai, had been Naina's mother's and Naina's and was now very old.

Only a tiny proportion of people alive today, and those by now very old, can remember that fateful day.

In the movie's most touching moment, Moore accompanies his father, now very old, as he stares in horror at the flattened wasteland where the plant once stood.

In both Belfast and Derry-Londonderry, about half the live births take place "out of wedlock", to use an expression that is now very old-fashioned; that is a higher rate than in London.

Neal: To do this, we used a technique called interspecific mouse backcross mapping (now very old-fashioned).

"The ones we have now are not very old.

The people, their memories short, have now forgotten the son, but remember once again faintly the father, who is now a very old man.

The people, their memories short, have now forgotten the son, but remember once again — faintly — the father, who is now a very old man.