Sentence examples for older past from inspiring English sources

They liked to believe that King Minos of Crete, their mythical enemy from some even older past, had hidden a hellish monster that devoured the flower of Greek youth in the fathomless Labyrinth set below the palace of Knossos.

We seem to be reverting to an older past in which a mega-rich minority pre-empts much of the profit of any growth in the economy, while the rest of the population has to scramble for whatever they can get.

One of the good things about getting older, past your 30s is, I don't give as many fucks.

Future studies of PON1 ontogeny should include children as they grow older (past 7 years of age) and also additional populations.

Lower IGF-1 levels among current users may also potentially lead to decreased bone mineral density, particularly in young women, while the higher levels we observed in older past users may decrease osteoporosis risk, reflecting observed relationships between IGF-1, bone density and osteoporosis [ 8, 9, 13].

Below them stands a new cohort of nimble entrepreneurs, battle-hardened by that bad old past.

It took the 25-year-old past McCullum's mark of 1,164 Test runs, set last year.

Traces of it still survive, however, in a few now isolated forms: seethe (Proto-Germanic *þ) and its old past participle sodden (Proto-Germanic *ð); lose (Proto-Germanic *s) and its old past participle (for)lorn (Proto-Germanic *z).

Living a day in a 75-year-old past was an uncommon opportunity, and a welcome one, even including one brittle universal joint.

The Morgan Motor Company, a venerable British automaker famed for its wood-frame sports cars, resurrected a vehicle style from its century-old past: the three-wheeler.

Fame fell on Drury that day when he pitched his underdog team of 12- and 13-year-olds past Taiwan, and it stuck.