Sentence examples for older lost from inspiring English sources

A friend of yours, a little older, lost everything.

About 800,000 people 65 or older lost some or all of their benefits last year because they earned more than the limit, according to the Social Security Administration.

One common recycling effort might surprise consumers who have not read the fine print: some wireless carriers say the companies providing insurance to their consumers customarily replace older lost or stolen handsets with refurbished ones.

It may have been the way the name evoked the mythology of an older, lost America that made me connect it in some vague way with Brautigan book titles like Trout Fishing in America, In Watermelon Sugar and A Confederate General from Big Sur.

But you got older, lost interest in it and it ended up at the bottom of the toy box.

It is critical for us to act,' Richard Cordray, the agency's director, said at a White House forum Thursday marking World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.... Cordray cited a recent study that said Americans 60 years of age or older lost at least $2.9 billion to financial exploitation in 2010, up 12% from 2008".

Let's turn to what many of us fear most about growing older — losing our minds.

Maybe when I'm a bit older, losing my legs a bit, I can go back there".

Then the 42-year-old lost his job.

The driver, 48 years old, lost his wife about a year ago.

I wouldn't worry too much about finding and delivering old lost emails.