Sentence examples for onset of old from inspiring English sources

Of course, the onset of "old" is a matter of perspective.

Middle age, period of human adulthood that immediately precedes the onset of old age.

With the onset of old age he was increasingly worried about losing his memory, given that his father and brother had both developed Alzheimer's disease.

In it, he celebrates love, the pleasures of wine, and the beauty of birdsong and bemoans faithlessness and the onset of old age.

The professionalisation of politics, ever younger front-benchers and the receding onset of old age have conspired to generate a wave of high-flying former politicians with decades of healthy life before them.

'THE GLEANERS AND I' -- Agnès Varda's documentary about the culture of scavenging in modern France is both essay and poem: a sociological inquiry into wealth and poverty, waste and thrift, but also a quirkily personal meditation on beauty, loss and the onset of old age.

The Wild Bunch and Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid pondered the onset, not of old age, but of absolute obsolescence and irrelevance, and thought death perhaps preferable.

What appears to determine the onset of infirm old age is not the number of years from birth but the number to death.Special report Forever young A long, long life Old?

To assess age related decline of olfactory memory performance, we first contrasted two experimental groups with different foraging ages: mature controls were collected 5 10 days after the onset of foraging, old forager bees were allowed to forage for more than 15 days.

The experiments were carried out on adult mutant mice (preclinical: 60 and 75-day-old; onset of disease: 90-day-old; clinical: 105 and advanced clinical: 120-day-old).

Cutaneous MCTs commonly present as a solitary mass in older dogs with a mean age of onset of 9 years old.