Sentence examples for older every time from inspiring English sources

I had a work table with art supplies but didn't know any female artists and, when I got older, every time a female artist's name was mentioned, people would say, "Oh she was not very important" or, "She was a student of so and so" and, although I didn't realise it, this was very discouraging.

"You really appreciate it as you get older every time you play for them," said Chelsea player Lampard.

I read somewhere that Eugene O'Neill looked a year older every time he came out of his room while working on Long Day's Journey.

The veteran 6-year-olds of the league flattened our novice 5-year-olds every time.

And 44percentt of those questioned believed incorrectly, in Zero-to-Three's view, that picking up a 3-month-old every time he cried would spoil him.

It's a simple question that social workers, nurses, physicians, emergency medical technicians, and indeed all health care providers need to ask their older patients every time they see them.

The same old stuff every time.

The story "Neck and Neck" reads as an illustration of the old adage "Every time a friend succeeds, I die a little".

Khedairi said that, in a sense, she had never left Baghdad: "You cannot imagine the internal dialogue I have with my eight-thousand-year-old civilization every time I sit down at my desk.

The case was filed in 2002 after the girl, a kindergarten student in Hyannis, Mass., told her parents she was being sexually harassed by an 8-year-old boy every time she wore a dress or skirt to school.

And her 6-year-old nephew, every time a bomb drops from the air, is at first scared and then says — hopefully — maybe the Qassam Brigades will now fire rockets at the Israelis".