Sentence examples for small aged from inspiring English sources

Inside the projector Hafez had found a trove of small, aged, partially corroded pieces — the makings of miniature window casings, door frames, TV antennae, chandelier stems, and exhaust pipe — a veritable Lego set for a post-apocalyptic city.

In photo 17 Kim is standing in a small, aged, wooden rowboat waving at the camera.

In one fell swoop, Layden was supposed to return a small, aging team to playoff contention.

Brewster is a small, aging village within the booming town of Southeast (though locals and outsiders alike refer to Southeast as Brewster).

As the southernmost point of England and with a small, aging population, the Isle of Wight is a very weird and folkloric place.

Wexman said rents at the development — where several small, aging apartment buildings once stood — should range from around $1,550 to $2,700.

Similarly, increasing average satisfaction ratings doesn't guarantee increased profits, as Cadillac discovered in the 1980s, when it increasingly appealed to a smaller, aging customer base.

He added, "The fact that it's concentrated in one small age group makes it worse, and even more likely that it's an aberration".

Adequate concentrations were associated with small age (p = 0.048).

I've trained from such a small age to do that and to win a medal.

In our small age group, age was not significantly associated with telomere length across tissue types, nor were there any linear correlations within tissue types and age.