Sentence examples for rise of old from inspiring English sources

The rise of old, old age will also have more intimate, less easily quantifiable implications.

Explaining the rise of old white male socialists in politics – Corbyn in Britain, Bernie Sanders in the US – the millennial focus makes some sense.

Julian Cope's Psychedelic Odin documents the rise of old religion, which placed its architecture and technology on propitious sites around the cold north, the better to document and record the whims of nature's cycles.

Because large farmers receive the largest subsidies, they are buying out smaller farmers, leading to what the Agriculture Department calls a "rapid decline" of family farms under 100 acres and the rise of old-fashioned tenant farming.

Because some women wanted to work but did not find jobs, unemployment in this group rose too.The rise of older workers is likely to continue.

Experts credit the rise of older populations in the west to a maturing of the baby-boom generation that followed the second world war.

There is a great need for LGBT senior services and housing options, which have gained steam in the last decade, led by the rise of older LGBT baby boomers.

As part of this new "sensible" approach Farron is making a pitch to disaffected Labour voters – and possibly the odd MP and councillor – alarmed by Corbyn's victory and the rise of the old left.

Like Mala, many see the rise of the "old order" romance as a reaction against the whips and chains that topped women's fiction in recent years.

Hank's throne rose, made of old Brookstone gadgets.

The Internet fell, and soon, from its ashes, Hank's throne rose, made of old Brookstone gadgets.