Sentence examples for older which from inspiring English sources

And there's that line that men get more fuckable as they get older, which is true.

Then we'll be even older, which just seems wrong, against nature somehow.

But after 6 p.m., patrons must be 21 and older, which is a somewhat unusual policy for a bowling alley.

However, these are less efficient as we get older, which is why cancer is more likely as we age.

The words just mean more and more to me as I get older, which is unusual in a song.

Skin becomes dehydrated as you get older, which has a knock-on effect on the production of collagen and elastin.

They were meant to be collectibles for people 17 years and older, which is the audience for the film".

For Mr. Meciar's critics, the only consolation is that his voters tend to be older, which means they are dying off.

The particulars would be overlooked in favor of The Narrative: young versus slightly older, which, in this case, is shorthand for evil versus good.

Maybe it's a fact of getting older, which softens some of the harder edges and drains you of the energy to be critical and annoyed all the time.

The chancellor George Osborne set a rate of £7.20 per hour for all workers aged 25 and older, which came into force on April 1 , 2016