Sentence examples for rich age from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, January 2 , 1971P. 22 Rich, age 20, tells about his Christmas visit with his parents to his sister Ann's apartment in Albany where she lives with her husband and baby son.

By Charles Garber The New Yorker, January 2 , 1971P. 22 Rich, age 20, tells about his Christmas visit with his parents to his sister Ann's apartment in Albany where she lives with her husband and baby son.

Still, rich, aging countries need workers.

These are traditional Beaujolais, full and rich, aged in oak and capable of improving even more with bottle age.

Instead, there is the prospect of the youth and vigour of the southern Mediterranean combining with a rich, ageing north.

Hearst therefore did what many a rich, aging megalomaniac has done before and since: he hired a lackey to write an authorized biography, preëmptively.

On the firmer side there's Pleasant Valley, a mild but rich aged cheese with just enough of an edge to tingle taste buds.

(Oates is good on the unholy cross-pollination of rich aging men and the very young women who tend to their physical woes).

Pfeiffer plays Lea de Lonval, a rich, aging Paris courtesan during La Belle Epoque.

The difference, he said, is that in today's information-rich age, people around the world actually do know most of the facts in the case.

If the information-rich age has revealed anything, it is that those in power aren't wise, intelligent, foresighted and intelligent, but panicked, terrified, overwhelmed, regularly incompetent and often just plain baffled.