Sentence examples for older there will be from inspiring English sources
Now, he's another year older; there will be a new system, new people.
All through his career he has played in those big games as a matter of course, but as he gets older there will be more occasions when he has to be rested.
Taf Magoche, whose daughter Chantelle plays violin, says: "It's a thing that brings the community together, and in the long run it's sowing a lot more benefits because when the kids get older there will be more options.
Nick Metcalf, 28 Minneapolis, nonprofit administrator "I want to give my son enough love now so that if I'm not there when he grows older there will be enough to carry him through".
Still, sometimes the thought crosses my mind that I want to give my son enough love now so that if I'm not there when he grows older there will be enough to carry him through.
The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force reckons that there are 1m-3m gay people above the age of 65; by 2030, when one in five Americans will be 65 or older, there will be 4m homosexual retirees.John De Leo, the boss of the Shaman Development Group, a Californian property firm, reckons that this translates into demand for at least 66,000 homes in retirement communities over the next 20 years.
This means as she gets older there'll be voices telling her what it means, getting louder and louder until by the time she's a teenager they'll be shouting right in her ear.
When I'm retiring these handsets will look so old; there will be some other way of dealing with apps.
And of course if either one of those things happens to a 17-year-old there will be repercussions.
We restore the place perfectly, we put in some great lighting and we park a Ferrari in the middle so the old will be set off by the new, and the new will not look so new because of the old; there will be a tension.
As Pope Benedict XVI is about to turn 85 years old, there will be rampant speculation within the Catholic Church as to his future, his effectiveness, and whether or not he may retire.
