Sentence examples for the older end from inspiring English sources

Well, the older end of it anyway.

Viewers at the older end will be straining at the leash but hang on tight.

The book's flintier writers, all on the older end of the spectrum, scorn such piffle.

At the older end of the scale, this month sees three very different artists of huge reputation returning.

At the older end of the age range, Blackpool's Empire Bingo Club is also changing its approach.

TV Land sells advertising based on its 25- to 54-year-old demographic ratings and concentrates on the older end of that age group.

"Can that really be Guy Fawkes we're putting on the bonfire," he asks, "when Guy Fawkes wasn't burnt but hung, drawn and quartered?" More likely, he thinks, the bonfire, the flaming torches, the parading in the streets and the burning of an effigy derive from the older end-of-year tradition of beating of parish bounds with flaming torches, as a symbolic banishing of evil in the darker months.

I propose that the force at the old end triggers mechanically the bending at the new end after NETO, which reduces the radius of curvature at this end.

Since the old end of the mother cell grows extensively before the cell division, the Smooth cell would be mostly free from birth scars (Fig. 4H).

Since the old end has much higher growth rate than the new end, the distance between the old end and the birth scar arising from the last cell division will be much larger than that between the new end and the birth scar.

To distinguish these two daughter cells, we refer them as the 'Smooth cell' for the cell inheriting the old end of the mother and the 'Rough cell' for the one inheriting the new end of the mother cell (Fig. 4G L).