Sentence examples for over very old from inspiring English sources

Their lethargy is understandable, because Dre's driving over very old ground.

We therefore reviewed admissions aged 80 or over (very older people) to our ICU and compared this with 10 years ago.

This was a source of irritation to Capt Oates, and in a letter sent at the start of the endeavour, he wrote that the £5 ponies which had been bought and shipped over were "very old for this sort of job" and described them as "a wretched load of crocks".

Eligible articles: studying old patients (aged 65 and over) and very old (aged 80 and over) hospitalized in ICU and/or triaged upstream the ICU.

"We're going back over very, very old ground," said White House spokesman Trent Duffy.

Follow it above the wall line and over some very old stiles and ruined gates, climbing as you go.

2/7 Smiley is forced to go back over some very old ground when he is told a story about spies.

She and Anna discern that the plague "selects the very young over the very old".

He also believes that the over-reliance on sometimes very old museum specimens and dismissal of the wealth of observational data filed by amateur travelling birders is a mistake, and states that many of the taxonomic decisions appear to be random choices, unsupported by published research.

One study was performed only with persons living at old people's homes in the Netherlands and had an over-representation of the very old [ 34, 45].

Indeed, while it is tempting to see the wage disputes in Santa Fe and elsewhere as a reflection of whether one side is right or wrong, on either economic or moral grounds, they are, more confusingly, small battles in a larger war (and, in America, a very old war) over where to draw the line on free-market capitalism.