Sentence examples for older of those from inspiring English sources

Take as an example Victoria's 25-year-old rising star Peter Handscomb – renowned as the best player of spin currently sitting outside the Australian side – who made 784 Sheffield Shield runs at 43.55 last season and 647 at 53.91 the year before, the older of those tallies when he was the same age as Hobart centurion Quinton de Kock is now.

Its been crunch time for daily deals sites for a while now, and today one of the bigger and older of those platforms is announcing a round of layoffs as it looks to cut costs, reorganise its operations, and push itself into profitability.

We determined the age (most current or older) of those magazines that disappeared from the waiting room first and then quantified the rate of loss of the magazines.

Nine in ten respondents believed that passive smoking is dangerous to one's health and 94% would object if someone smoked near them, significantly more female than male participants held the latter belief (97%, p value < 0.001) and significantly more older, of those aged 20 years and above, than younger participants (93.6%, p value = 0.02).

The youngest was a 1-year-old boy; the oldest of those who have been identified was William Rose O'Neal, 67.

Of all rule-breaking avant-garde operas, it is the oldest of those that appear in the active repertoire.

The oldest of those supercontinents is called Rodinia and was formed during Precambrian time some one billion years ago.

David Shrigley, the most popular artist on the shortlist, courts the oldest of those gripes – but is it art?

The oldest of those attending Haqqania -- the postgraduates, if you will -- are enrolled in the "mufti course".

The oldest of those brothers came to the Aminis' house, which streamed with visitors eager to hear the news from Tehran.

Their evolution from ordinary men to international terrorists can be traced to Mohammad Sidique Khan, the oldest of those who ten days ago brought carnage to the capital.