Sentence examples for over old age from inspiring English sources
Going Batty Over Old Age.
Moreover, Britain has long emphasised youth over old age.
Willis likes to sail alone because it gives him a feeling of victory over old age.
-SEIFU To keep the heart unwrinkled, to be hopeful, kindly, cheerful, reverent that is to triumph over old age.
It is likely that this high prevalence of depression in adult females (15 64 years) has carried over into old age.
For the past decade I have been researching cases of family conflict over old-age care in the decades before Social Security.
Gubay, a lifelong Catholic, will reportedly keep 10 million pounds ($15 million) to tide him over during his old age.
In this study there was a significant difference in the physical senses dimension across aged groups; probably reflecting that the impact of sensory deficits on functional capacity is greatest in the over 80 year old age group [ 28].
"Natural selection expanded the spongy inner bone and kept the thin, hard outer layer – which means weaker bones and real problems if we fall over in old age".
Left to itself, the market economy creates casualties among those who lack the skills to participate fully or those who have failed to generate sufficient resources to tide them over into old age.
Struggling between his thirst for pure knowledge and his desire for earthly pleasures, he finally chooses youth over embittered old age, signs a pact with the devil and embarks on the epic drama that is the cornerstone of German literature -- a text, some say, that is a key to understanding the German soul.
