Sentences using the word age. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use age in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for age.
- Was it age? (13)
- What an age ago! (8)
- This age is the limit. (8)
- And so extremely accomplished for her age! (4)
- His age was about thirty. (1)
- Or was he glad of his own age? (8)
- She did not think of his age. (10)
- Well, she is moa their own age. (9)
- It was a long time for James to wait, at his age! (8)
- People said that it was a new age. (8)
- This was a day that knew not age. (10)
- It is the romance, the poetry of our age. (9)
- Nobody else would at your age, but you do. (8)
- Tribute of an Age to its own death…. Ah! (8)
- I knock against people of my own age everywhere. (9)
- She is just of an age to receive an impression. (10)
- What does Diaper Sandoe sing of your Age of Work? (10)
- Now you and my wife were about of an age, I judge. (13)
- Her age struck Patrick as being about twenty-three. (10)
- Five weeks before he need bother, at his age an eternity! (8)
- Tile and slate roofs develop warm, lovely tones with age. (17)
- Those old monks had lived in an age surely not so sad as this. (8)
- After a certain age you may select her for special chastisement. (10)
- Lots of fellows of our age have done things fellows write about. (10)
- Letters of a man of his age to a young woman he rates too highly! (10)
- As to the gobbling age, it really thinks better of him than he of it. (10)
- Does a type survive its age; live on into times that have no room for it? (8)
- On his coming of age, that young man gave sign of his having a city head. (10)
- This man is about fifty-seven years of age, though he looks greatly older. (1)
- Although nearly sixty years old, she is as lively as a woman half her age. (21)
- He could not but accuse her of unfaithfulness in leaving him in his old age. (10)
- My feelings are in harmony with his pedigree concerning the age of the name. (10)
- A wonderful man for his age; so upright, and young looking, and how old was he? (8)
- Indeed, had she chosen from a crowd, the choice would have been one of his age. (10)
- Often wretchedly he watches the young men of his own age trooping to their work. (10)
- And the age of the indomitable adventurer must have contributed to his popularity. (10)
- And there was a label on them, telling their great age, to maintain their identity. (10)
- He was about thirty years of age; the others were even younger; all were physicians. (1)
- A green old age ought to be your ideal, instead of which it seems to be a green youth. (8)
- But, there is one great reason why, in this age of ours, Art, it seems, must flourish. (8)
- Paul had been left an orphan at the age of ten, and without a solitary ancestral acre. (8)
- Gap-toothed he spake, and with a tottering shank Sidled to gain the sunny bench of Age. (10)
- It would take little, seeing his age and feebleness, to make his Companies throw him over. (8)
- When they get to our age, I dare say they will not think about officers any more than we do. (4)
- In the Elizabethan age, the music of England was scarcely less important than her literature. (3)
- Long ere the rising of this Age of ours, The knave and fool were stamped as monstrous Powers. (10)
- No one had laid up a competence for Mr. Purcey, who had been in business from the age of twenty. (8)
- I am of the age of eight and twenty; passable, to look at: yes, my dear, I have gone through it. (10)
- Within a few minutes her features seemed to have shrunk into the crumpled mask of extreme old age. (12)
- After a term of prolonged preachification he is compelled to lash that he may less despise the age. (10)
- In yielding to these tastes he had been conscious of divergence from the standard of the Golden Age. (8)
- At the age of nine, he gave his first concert before an audience composed largely of Hungarian nobility. (3)
- I admit nothing, but I am not going to be dead, Soames, at my age; so you had better be quiet, I tell you. (8)
- You must not allow any considerations of age or temptation to weigh with you in the finding of your verdict. (8)
- By its help a later age will be able to track the genesis of certain happenings to their most distant roots. (12)
- Even the copying and adapting an old poem had overtaxed him, and in this he showed the failing powers of age. (9)
- An ancient Hermitage has the light of the antique; the merit that it can grow to an extreme old age; a merit. (10)
- It is not known by what strange caprice he practically closed his career as composer at the age of thirty-nine. (3)
- He says again, if you remember, that our own Age is travelling back to darkness and ignorance through dyspepsia. (10)
- A great Age, whose transmuting influence nothing had escaped save the nature of man and the nature of the Universe. (8)
- Under the spell of his subject and of advancing age, his extreme inattention to passing matters became rapidly accentuated. (8)
- Longer than others are they young: but meanwhile they are of an age when we are driven abroad to seek and shape our destinies. (10)
- He had dropped, therefore, at the age of twenty-six, insensibly, on the death of an uncle, into the family living at Worsted Skeynes. (8)
- Having heard, she said nothing; but Lady Valleys noticed with alarm that over her eyes had come suddenly the peculiar filminess of age. (8)
- The Counsel for the prosecution, a little, alert, grey, decided man, above military age, began detailing the circumstances of the crime. (8)
- The garment had taken fifteen years off her age, and a gardenia, just where the silk crossed on her breast, seemed no whiter than her skin. (8)
- Imagine now, if a handsome young woman were known to be admired rather more than enough by a good-looking gentleman near about her own age. (10)
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