Sentence examples for old age from from inspiring English sources

The New Old Age From Jane Gross's blog, nytimes.com/newoldage.

It's time to decouple the phrase "old age" from "time bomb" and disaster.

All of us lapse into such mistaken impressions of old age from time to time.

Results suggest that inequalities in CVD increase gradually from mid-life to old age; from initially non-significant to particularly marked among the elderly.

The author reads Grace Paley's "My Father Addresses Me on the Facts of Old Age," from 2002.

We hear tales of terrible abuse of the elderly, and uneasily push thoughts of our own old age from our minds.

If you subtract the ridiculous ability of Nolan Ryan at an older age from the equation, the mean decreases to 28.2 years old and standard deviation drops to 4.14.

I watched as some died from AIDS-related complications, some from old age, some from violent crime, and some by their own hand.

The stereotypes of old age run from the smiling old dear to the grumbling curmudgeon.

It consists of 15 items in the original form, corresponding to negative stereotypes of old age, ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree).

In the UK, the most complete picture of health in advanced old age comes from the Newcastle 85+ study, which has been looking at people born in 1921.