Sentence examples for time of old from inspiring English sources

"Cast me not off in the time of old age," it says, quoting Psalm 71.

"I will stay with the national team until the time of old age," Weah said yesterday.

"There was no archiving at the time of old Arabic songs, they were hard to find," she said.

So, think of it as presenting an opportunity to rid breakfast time of old staples, like fruit jam in favour of Buko Organic's coconut version.

The other reason is that the writing system maintains an illusion of continuity: the morphemes that have survived from the time of Old Chinese, though now pronounced quite differently, are still written with the same charactery (the forms of the characters have changed, but their identity is clearly preserved), so there is no clear separation between the classical and the modern language.

But not like the instant eye-watering dimple-inducing SweeTarts, Pixie Stix and Smarties I loved trick-or-treating for in the time of old pillowcases for the loot -- that prehistoric era before Martha Stewart and Williams-Sonoma came out with perfect pumpkin-carving and bat-shaped cookie making kits.

Right now, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that the screen time of older kids and teens shouldn't come at the expense of sleep, extracurricular activities, and schoolwork.

This study, therefore, provides accurate estimates of median survival time of the oldest old for specific age groups.

Children and adults will relish the details of Pinfold's very fine paintings, set in a magical never-time of old typewriters and wood-burning stoves and hand-painted furniture, in which people wear assorted kitchen equipment as hats on their heads.

In times of old, people had no idea how others lived.

I didn't want to hark back to the times of old – I mean mention grandparents who lived through the war and all that.