Sentence examples for older yes from inspiring English sources

Actually, one of the perks of growing older (yes, there are some) is being around long enough to have people you like and admire swing back into your life; Mr. Scott, or "Eski," as he's known to his friends, is one such person.

One is the changing face of labor: older, yes, but also more likely than in the past to be minorities, foreign-born if they're in New York and to work outside of the traditional service industries.

"Was he much older than you?" "Older, yes, but not too old".

The 17-year-old (yes, yes, she only turns 18 in December) got the best exam score at her college with five A* A-levels in chemistry, biology, maths, economics and general studies from Peter Symonds Collegee in Winchester, Hampshire.

There, also inevitably, reporters asked him about the status of his contract talks, and he took the opportunity to plead his case: he was old, yes, but well within a knuckleballer's prime, and a bargain at a wage that was only slightly greater than the league average.

In the end, the same old same old, yes?  Liberal vs. conservative. .

Whether young or old, yes or no, male or female, the 95% of sane normal voters on both sides have shown a level of maturity, tolerance and knowledge much higher than the politicians they're being led by.

My 10 year-old, no.; my 12 year-old, yes.

Okay, yes, they are getting older and yes, it shows, but come on, they're Maiden!

The margin was narrow at 50.65% against the 49.35% polled by his older brother (yes, you read right, his brother), David Miliband.

The figure lowers in each age group with 75 per cent of 35 to 54-year-olds and just 47 per cent of over 54-year-olds saying "yes".