Sentence examples for one old age from inspiring English sources

It proposes that households bringing in £40k pa in London (eg one average London wage of £34 pa plus one old age pension) should be refused protected charitable rental terms by housing associations and be charged full market rent.

Conversely, to have no adult children to care for one in one's old age meant a loss of face.

Your story in this week's issue, "Three Short Moments in a Long Life," looks, as the title indicates, at three different times in the life of the narrator: one in childhood, one in middle age, and one in old age.

Alexievich is now working on two books — one about old age and dying, and the other about love.

A highly-publicized recent study suggested that there might be two major peaks of life satisfaction -- one in the early 20s and one in old age.

One must have something to read in one's old age".

The prospect of spending one's old age rigged up to sensors that document one's ebbing life force is not edifying.

For evangelicals, the threat isn't simply the threat of Dante's Inferno on the horizon, something to ultimately be confronted in one's old age with a last-minute admission of guilt and repentance.

Since agricultural society has a closed economy, being cared for in one's old age is critical.

One thing old age will never change however.

According to recent estimates, cancer continues to remain the second leading cause of death and is becoming the leading one in old age.