Sentence examples for older a bit from inspiring English sources

Most of the Knicks' core players are 28 and older, a bit beyond the development stage of their careers.

Each was walled in glass, revealing the occupants — all of the supervisors slightly older, a bit more polished, preternaturally calm.

He may be a year older, a bit wiser — but it is clear he is no less outspoken.

We argue, but it's never going to be the way it was as we're older, a bit wiser.

In the story of the discovery of the structure of DNA, James Watson stars as the American whiz kid besotted with pretty girls and with making a name for himself; his British co-star, Francis Crick, is a bit older, a bit more refined, but still a renegade who can't quite earn a Ph.D. because he can't quite settle down to a single field of study.

Perhaps as I grow older a bit more wisdom is piercing through the layers of confusion.

But he sets Paterno's inaction in context: he was old, a bit befuddled and — a sin in football — he simply took his eyes off the ball.

I am old, a bit slow, and have bad memories, so please keep silent even if I am wrong, and do not talk back.

"We have the pieces in place, but we could use a guy right now who's a little bit older, a little bit more experienced.

"I'll be a little bit older, a little bit stronger as well and will have the home support.

However, they're ten years older and a bit worried.