Sentence examples for strange age from inspiring English sources

A strange age, some may consider, to be writing about popular music.

"But they're still at that strange age -- straddling that line between being adults and being kids".

I think the source should probably be mentioned where this strange age range originated.

So subtle, in fact, that these invisible snipers are just the beginning of a strange age of human ethereality.

Thirty is a strange age for a footballer, especially one who has been playing in the Premier League since he was 16.

Both were facing that strange age netherworld that most actresses are consigned to in their 30s and 40s: "the wife-of, sidekick-to, mother-of, mistress-to" marginal parts, as Ms. Jones put it.

But the tension between this abstract and diminishing idea and its realization as a strange, aged, specific figure, with a strong, unostentatious but perfect body and a grave, unforgettable face — half Don Imus, half St. Jerome; Nicholl suggests that it is a self-portrait — gives the image a certain heroism, as though the individual had stoically lent himself for a scientific trial.

Strange space age food began to appear in the cabinets, silver packets of ultra endurance energy gels and bottles of electrolyte hydration tabs.

There was not a nonalcoholic drink recipe provided, and though there were meat and fish finger foods to make, there were no vegetarian dishes -- strange Old Age lapses from La-La Land caterers.

The opening "Martinete" turned a traditional cane dance into an Astairesque chorus with twirling canes, and a violin melody imposed over the guitarists, singers and percussionist lent a strange New Age tone.

Perhaps not so strange: at age 36, Adam Schoenberg has made it on the list compiled by U.S. orchestras of top 10 "most performed living classical composers".