Sentence examples for still getting carded from inspiring English sources

"I'm still getting carded in bars".

Whether they're recovering from their quarter-life crises or still getting carded at the bar, these precocious celebs won’t be worrying about their retirement funds anytime soon.

Mr. Ertel, who lives in Orlando, Fla., is 32, but still gets carded for cigarettes at his local 7-Eleven.

So youthful looking that he still gets carded, Mr. Lockhart keeps his audience guessing with his on-stage antics.

Ms. Takagi furnished fresh jewelry-business gossip and griped about how it feels to "get old, even though I still get carded".

Mr. Oberst is not quite a celebrity in Omaha (he still gets carded at some of the local bars), and yet he is inching closer to national renown.

Mr. Kirtzman, who wears big friendly round glasses and looks as if he still gets carded in bars, picks through a fruit salad and confesses to finding it "very weird being on this side of the notebook".

Mr. Morse, who is 36 but says he still gets carded, cooks for the team on weekends it races and spends the balance of the year at his home in London, Ohio.

As for Chi Chi, the man is 73, but looks like he could still get carded for a senior discount.

We love Brazil!" Patterson is a 36-year-old father of three who probably still gets carded thanks to his Mohawk.

"To the end she still got cards and letter from all over the world requesting photos and still wanting to be her friend," Savage told the Los Angeles Times.