Sentence examples for older from a from inspiring English sources

That customer is also older, from a generation that staked its professionalism on broad, man-tailored shoulders.

"Essentially, it's as if people became 10 years older, from a cognitive standpoint, than they actually were before a hospitalization," Dr. Wilson said.

The study, published June 26 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, evaluated outcomes for more than 4,000 early-stage kidney cancer patients, age 66 and older, from a large national registry.

"If a smoker is 10 years older, from a fertility perspective, it means a 25-year-old woman has already hit that 35-year-old point at which fertility begins to spiral downwards," says Allan Pacey, a fertility specialist at Sheffield University.

Only 18 years (youths) or older from a variety of socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds were considered for the interview.

The suffix 2.0 is often used in decorative ways for many terms to separate an older from a newer generation of a concept and to indicate that the one at hand is the most modern and contemporary one.

Mr. Frederick said he fielded one inquiry from a 14-year-old from a neighboring town.

Relatives identified the girl as a 14-year-old from a nearby village.

Jean-Noel Calon is a 55-year-old from a family of fishermen in Boulogne, Northern France.

Understandable for a 12-year-old; from a woman in her 20s, worrying behaviour.

The actual bomber was a 20-year-old from a village in Ingushetia, a region next to Chechnya.