Sentence examples for old expressed from inspiring English sources

Voters across the country, young and old, expressed their hope for a better, freer future.

Bonnie Parks, the acting branch manager, said the renters, typically 20 to 32 years old, expressed angst about the high cost of living, an inability to get jobs, and living in a city where terror could strike.

Businesses that were less than 13 years old expressed the most concern for dolphins and a willingness to take part in public education efforts, as long as they did not have to pay for the materials.

What is most striking to me being in India this week, though, is how many Indians, young and old, expressed their concerns that America also seems at times to be running away from the world it invented and that India is adopting.

In a series of tweets, the 17-year old expressed his outrage and defended his father, who was arrested for alleged influence peddling on Tuesday, suggesting the investigation is part of a "relentless" plan "to ensure that he doesn't return to politics".

As one of the active school students, Enejan Hojanazarova, 15 years old, expressed, "I love my school and my teachers.

However, despite a disappointing second half to his two-year stay on Merseyside, the 28-year-old expressed his gratitude.

The 38-year-old expressed gratitude for Sky's support since the team launched late in 2009, and said he feared the team would struggle to find a replacement.

The 23-year-old expressed her relief at obtaining a court injunction which protects her from paparazzi harassment, granted shortly after the car accident.

The 47-year-old expressed an interest in the role during an appearance on Loose Women earlier this week, saying: "It would be really difficult to turn down.

Will Thorne, the trade union leader, who had begun work as a six-year-old, expressed his gratitude at her funeral for the way she had tutored him, giving him the education of which he had been deprived, empowering another rather than making a mark herself.