Sentence examples for older to put from inspiring English sources

In the first of these polls, on 10 June, younger respondents proved much more likely than older to put personal privacy above an anti-terrorism probe: 45% of 18-to-29-year-olds said personal privacy was more important, even if protecting it limited the ability to investigate terrorist threats – compared with 35% in the 30-to-49 30-to-49 30-to-49% of the over-50s.

The altercation escalates when he asks the 28-year-old to put her cigarette out.

The draft also requires parties to be at least five years old to put forward candidates, thus barring Mr Nour, whose Tomorrow Party was only licensed in November.

It is because of the pride, in their school and in themselves, that has persuaded a crowd of unruly 11-year-olds to put up with a lot of fussy strictures and work hard.

Crippled when a stray bullet lodged in his leg during fighting around the village in 2001, it was what happened to him after the war that drove the 19-year-old to put the noose around his neck, she said.

By Alexandra Schwartz March 20, 2017 Visitors to the Whitney Biennial must be at least eighteen years old to put on a headset and watch "Real Violence," an extremely bloody virtual-reality project by Jordan Wolfson.

In Like Mother, Like Daughter we are asking a group of women, young and old, to put themselves out there and talk about their lives in a totally unscripted, sometimes painfully honest, occasionally hilarious, and relatable way.

Or maybe it's because you think it's unfair to a 20-year-old to put that kind of burden on him.

So as a mother you see the toys are left out and you ask your three-year-old to put them the shelf.

In some cases your PC may be too old to put a new card in it.

(The pastor prissily told the older girl to put some underpants on the baby).