Sentence examples for older place from inspiring English sources

We want to buy an older place in a more established area where there's a bit of life.

These days, even those who say they want an older place will often decide they are not willing to sacrifice the en-suite baths, walk-in closets and expansive living areas of new ones, she said.

On a recent evening, a couple at the oval-shaped mahogany bar — crowned by a gilded mobile of flying horses — didn't bother to hide their disappointment, complaining about the prices ("Twenty-six dollars for four slices of salmon, ya kiddin' me?") and eulogizing: "Remember the older place?

Stained by the elements and hand-rubbed to a warm patina that is hard to replicate out of a can, then transported at great expense from as far away as rural England and France, it conveys instant character to a house, toning down the shine of new money or souping up the ancestry of an older place.

Portsmouth: The Carnegie Abbey golf club, located six miles down the road from Newport, has been open for just four years, but has the air of a much older place.

The sample of older patients was chosen to achieve a balance by sex, age group (70 to 79 years old; 80 and older), place of residence (urban, suburban, rural), and health status (chronic disease, acute illness, life-threatening illness, and patients that had not consulted for a long time).

To Mr. Starniri, older places seemed "kind of dumpy".

Yet those "stuffy" older places have their advantages — like good acoustics, which L.P.R. lacks.

There is something comforting about older places. .

So many new openings, so many worthy older places to eat.

Even older places (15 years or older) may not require a deposit.