Sentence examples for old peers from inspiring English sources

When Ashley Smith's tender, bespectacled Solveig cradles both the young and old Peers in her lap and quietly sings "sleep, my boy, sleep", you realise Ibsen's play is an exploration of the Oedipus complex.

You will meet new people who are passionate about something different from your old peers.

The old peers might not have been receptive to Ney's predicament; he had been, after all, a highly visible party to Napoleon's success throughout Europe.

Kerstjens and colleagues also found that both moderate and early preterm children measured with ASQ at 4 years of age had more frequent problems with fine motor, communication and personal-social functioning compared to their 4 year old peers born full-term [ 36].

"It's the old peer pressure.

Emotion, or maybe just plain old peer pressure.

Being democratic, said that wise old peer, such a body would be a stronger bulwark against an over-mighty executive.

We could hear the clock in the tower of Holy Cross Church strike the hours, and one morning, while its deep tones reproached the town for idleness and evil, Mr. Ziegler gave me the old peer and a new question.

So it looks like the hot, new trend is to buy the name of old peer-to-peer applications, then "resurrect" said application.

Major donors' "Calculated Giving" is motivated by "Peer to Peer Pressure (is that different than good old peer pressure?), Access and Ego-Driven".

Mucho Macho Man is a big colt and a young one among his 3-year-old peers: he was born June 15, late for a thoroughbred.