Sentence examples for older went from inspiring English sources

Prevalence in men aged 65 and older went down by about 43% between 1987 and 1996.

After years of reliably tilting Democratic in Congressional races, the majority of voters 60 and older went for the Republicans in 1994, 1996 and 1998, then swung back to the Democrats in 2000.

According to the Outdoor Industry Foundation, 2.8 million Americans age 16 or older went snowshoeing at least once in 1998; by 2005, that number had risen to 5.5 million.

My classmates and I, being the youngest of the young, remained uniformed college students for the longest period, while those who were only a year or so older went off for officer training and preceded us into those terrifying island battles which marked the last stages of the Pacific war.

In contrast, only 34% of adults 65 or older went unvaccinated in 1999.

Meanwhile, Americans who were 65 and older went to quick-service restaurants only 57% of the time and to sit-down restaurants 43% of the time.

When you get a little older, go to college and get a good job.

The 58-year-old went on to say: "Grow up".

The 22-year-old went to a government health clinic.

The 40 year-old went out in typically unassuming fashion.

The 13-year-old went into a different room with the 15-year-old boy.