Sentence examples for sensible age from inspiring English sources
These days, 42 seems like a perfectly sensible age to marry.
Eighty is a perfectly sensible age, and as long as he's physically capable, he will keep making films.
Better, he now thought, to let kids grow up; a more sensible age to start serious training, he said, would be six years old.
"The new national curriculum will see children aged five to 16 taught about internet safety in a sensible, age-appropriate way".
I just wanted to settle down into sensible middle age.
But its central thrust is similar to Ingmar Bergman's deadly serious Scenes From a Marriage: wedlock can be the death of romance; love can be better the second time around (even with the same partner); the greatest challenge to a relationship is making that transition from midlife crisis to sensible middle age.
I set myself some sensible middle-age parameters.
If this proposal, too, doesn't pass muster, Congress ought to pass a law exempting this sensible approach from age discrimination laws.
By far the best approach would be to bring in a sensible minimum retirement age: short vesting periods mean that Brazilians draw their pensions absurdly early, in the private sector on average at age 53.
Like all sensible boys his age, the bespectacled Everykid Ralphie, played with amiable spunk by Johnny Rabe, lives in fear of sensible gifts like sweaters, and has fixated on the Red Ryder carbine action BB gun as the only acquisition that will make his 9-year-old life worth living.
