Sentence examples for of venerable age from inspiring English sources

He owns what is considered the world's finest collection of miniature violins, & pochettes, the small fiddles once used by dancing masters, who carried them in a pocket of their jackets, as well as a number of other instruments of venerable age & ancestry.

The "Institutes of Trajan" provide the luster of venerable age and hide the novelty of John's thought.

Mr. Schneider found old panes in a junkyard in Springfield, Mass., and thanks to imperfections in the glass that are a sign of its venerable age, the view of the street fairly shimmers.

Which is the main reason that she has become, at the venerable age of 31, one of the world's best-selling cookbook authors, a favorite in Great Britain, Canada and her native Australia.

Mice live a couple of years but mole rats can reach the venerable age of 28.

At the venerable age of 40, the God of Cricket has been in scratchy form for some time.

Despite his relatively venerable age of 55, his son, John, Earl of Carrick, grew impatient and assumed the reins of government as Lord Lieutenant.

A man of great energy and fierce will, died October 18, at the venerable age of 105.

-- by the time Mrs. Connolly died in 1984 at the venerable age of 99.

Crowley's own Foursquare, at the venerable age of seven, has had to radically transform itself over the years to keep users entertained.

BIEDERMAN--Morris E.,loving and devoted husband of the late Esther (Grabelsky) Biederman passed away peacefully in New York City on June 23 , 2009at the venerable age of 102.