Sentence examples for unusually old from inspiring English sources

(That demographic may seem unusually old, but CNN's average viewer is 58).

Dr. Rosenfield is unusually old to develop A.L.S., and says he is grateful for that.

At 103, Judge Brown, of the United States District Court here, is old enough to have been unusually old when he enlisted during World War II.

Greyhound, a unit of Laidlaw, has said relief is appropriate because its pension plan covers an unusually old group of workers and retirees.

Now, as in 1997, Greyhound says special treatment is necessary because its plan covers an unusually old group of workers, whose life expectancies are shorter than national norms for all pension participants.

The ATR72-500 plane's age - 13 years - is a little older than the average age of its fleet, 10 years, but not unusually old for planes used in Taiwan.

He died in 1828 aged 91, which was unusually old for the time.

If your card gets stuck in the machine or you notice anything odd about the appearance of the machine, such as wires, double sided tape, error messages, a missing security camera, or if the machine seems unusually old and run down, don't use it.

In many ways, Somewhere Towards the End is an account of an ordinary, though unusually active, old woman.

Sigurður says that the elf's penis, which the museum's catalogue describes as "unusually big and old", is among his favourites.

There is an autumnal quality, not unrelated of course, to the fact that the star is 75 years old — unusually fit, as occasion will be found to display, but 75 still — and the character is looking backward.