Sentence examples for the old at from inspiring English sources

Middle-aged AT rats were the most successful animals; however, the old AT rats met the criteria more often than the middle-aged sedentary controls (SC), indicating that exercise could reverse the negative effects of sedentary life, partially restore the cognitive function, and protect against the deleterious effects of aging.

Coaches cling to the old at their peril.

Yet much of what Osborne does favours the old at the expense of the young.

Now lump-of-labourites say that keeping the old at work would deprive the young of employment.

The image of Lenny Wilkens, the old (at 66) new Knicks coach, is just that: stoic as a statue.

It has also given executives -- whether in the new economy or the old, at companies with soaring or plummeting stock prices -- more leverage to demand unheard-of sums.

With the backing of the local NAACP, they broke down the old at-large system that kept the favorite candidate of the majority in control.

Also on view will be the old -- "At Midnight" (tonight) -- and the relatively new -- last season's juicy "Pacific Dances" (Sunday afternoon).

Other possibilities were Golden Boy's original location atop the old AT&T Building at 195 Broadway or at the city-owned building at 346 Broadway, the former New York Life Insurance Building.

If we want to talk about rebuilding downtown, let's start by putting the golden Spirit of Communication back atop the old AT&T Building, at 195 Broadway.

Last weekend, at another "telecom hotel," cooling towers were lifted for installation on the roof and setbacks of the old AT&T building at 32 Avenue of the Americas, just south of Canal Street.