Sentence examples for older means from inspiring English sources

Getting older means getting slower, and the heart is no exception.

Being older means that you have a longer list of old highs to chase, if you have the energy to do so.

Amstell simply needs to be, very soon, older, and not a judgmental boy-man: and being older means, surely, one simple word: empathy.

We want to provide positive choices where growing older means doing what you love and feeling good, rather than managing declining health".

But getting older means that your tastes mature, your curiosity grows, your ignorance of a crucial swath of Western culture becomes unbearably embarrassing.

Which, in her case, is to break them down – drawing them over and over until it is her expression of the person that comes to the fore, rather than a straight representationGetting older means getting down on to the floor to paint is harder than it used to be, but other than that Wylie says she doesn't mind ageing.

It was hard to sympathize, since in this case getting older meant turning 24.

Fourteen of the 32 delayed patients were 65 or older (mean 82.6; range 66 95).

These two patients were older (mean age of 74.5) and had significant vascular risk factors.

Eighty-eight patients were 65 or older (mean 80.3, range 66 106).

There are 385 randomized (192 intervention; 193 control) veterans that are predominately older (mean age 63.5 years) men (92.5%).