They are normally reasonably old and you have to think about what they are going to go on to, their next job.
There are no formal entries, no rules, only an understanding that the car should be reasonably old and in reasonably good condition.
The millennial division of the internet subsists on a fairly shallow pool of nostalgia: endless posts celebrating variously unremarkable anniversaries, all intended to make reasonably young people feel reasonably old.
The original data are reasonably old: in a review of 57 case-control studies, Sara Gandini reported a protective effect for melanoma of high occupational sun exposure.
That's when she told us, I have three kids with me here … there's no way we can run with the kids … So we told them is one of the kids reasonably older?
That means leveling things out a bit, so that my fellow 68-year-olds who could not go to college, and could not get nice, highly paid, white-collar jobs like mine, will have a better chance at a reasonably comfortable old age.
Thanks to the Elder Index, I now know that if I were a single adult over age 65 in good but not excellent health, renting a one-bedroom apartment in Essex County, N.J. -- where I actually do live, and where in a few years I will most likely be that reasonably healthy old person -- I would have to pay $28,200 a year to meet my basic needs.
I've recently enjoyed '93s and '95s, and every now and then I come across a reasonably priced older bottle in a wine shop or restaurant (reasonable compared with Burgundy, Bordeaux or California cult cabernets, that is; $100 to $200 a bottle is expensive by any other standards).
Sonnora's excellent wine list includes reasonably priced older wines, like a remarkable 1981 Wehlener Sonnenuhr spatlese from J. J. Prum for $31, still pale gold and apple fresh, that demonstrates riesling's unusual ability to age.
Then they looked in Glenville, a small, hilly neighborhood that was originally a mill town and that, Mrs. Levine said, was "more reasonably priced than Old Greenwich".
The number of children below (above) 18 years old reasonably raise (decrease) the probability to be active.
