Sentence examples for too older from inspiring English sources

He seemed different too: older, thinner, and without that toupee he now called "the squirrel".

The makeup will be different too – older and more ethnically diverse.

It's hardly the stuff of a Jane Austen novel, but in elephant families, too, older females are the keepers of social knowledge.

That arrangement persists and is available for any parent (and now, too, older pupils themselves) who do not wish to take part in worship.

Here too, older people may begin to look for different lifestyles, coupled with more freedom to spend their pensions as they wish.

In this glorious transaction too, older people get a high dose of life, vitality, connectedness, enthusiasm, a renewed feeling of usefulness and, no doubt, a few headaches!

Too old!

Carson's too old.

Was he too old?

Michael Heseltine: too old?

Not too old, either.