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2102 examples of Older in a sentence

I can relate to each of them because I am the middle child of my family like Steph, I am a younger sister like Michelle, and I am an older sister like D.J.
I do not agree with the comment that the older man has to be attractive.
There have be many relationships with older men and younger women - without the male being good looking.
It's just kind of an older version of It Takes Two.
Enjoyed the story and enjoyed seeing an older Patrick Swayze as the hero.
I am glad to see that the actors of this generation are not afraid to try on different characters and are not afraid to be seen as getting older.
She's Penny Craig, and she and her older sisters, Joan and Kay, are determined to save their father, who had divorced their mother, from the clutches of an elegant gold digger with a fierce mother.
I like lots of the older films, especially because of the absence of all the filthy language, and excessive violence, nudity and sex in most of today's films.
If you feel the same way about the older films I don't think you can go wrong with this one.
Can u recommend me some of his older movies where he gives a memorable performance?
As I've grown older, I've become more interested in the acting as well.
The casting was magnificent in matching up the young with the older characters.
There are some movies which do not get older but this is clearly out of date.
With the death of her infirmed husband, May, an older woman faces a future in an urban world that views her as invisible, dead from the neck down, and unwelcome in the pseudo- sophisticated yuppie homes of her son, Bobby and his shallow wife, Helen, and Paula, a self- absorbed, clinging, and minimally talented daughter.
In it is an older woman, a tough unwed mother (Glenda Farrell), a frail young woman, an Italian woman, and the main character (Loretta Young) who is spending 20 years in prison for murder.
Ever since I can remember and I'm only 18 my mother and I have been and continue to watch older movies because well I find them much more rewarding in the long run (but hey don't get me wrong I do love the movies we have today just not as much as I love movies of the 40s and 50s) Anyways, now I have to say the moment I started watching the movie my eyes were glued to the TV.
When Ivy (Joan Fontaine) makes the acquaintance of a wealthy older gent (Herbert Marshall, who must have been born middle-aged), she sets one of her extravant chapeaux for him.
The story of a younger man falling for an older woman seems to work and the actors are all fine.
I first saw this when they showed this around easter time 1993/4 and didn't think much of it then, I bought this on DVD last summer when I started getting into Michael Jackson (I liked his music before) and enjoyed it more now I am older.
Santiago Douglas is a a handsome young man, barely older than she, who also trains there.
I will admit, I prefer the older episodes to the newer episodes, and it is a bit of a shame that the programme is now after the watershed, as I found it easier to watch when it was at 8.00.
Eva (Hedy Lamarr) has just got married with an older man and in the honeymoon, she realizes that her husband does not desire her.
His mother is depressed, his younger sister is a pain, his older sister is somewhat accepting.
I watched this movie after watching Practical Magic, and the older film was far superior.
The young man I used to know is gone, not only because he is older, but due to his exposure for a prolonged time to the penal system.
Scarlett Johansson proves well-cast in the Diane Keaton-type role, and at no time is there any uncomfortable moments between her and the much older Woody.
I feel this is one of the best movies I've seen,I'm an older male and love most westerns.
Both older sisters clash, the mother is in a state, Ken is as bad a ToolTime Tim Taylor, Carol is fuelling her Olympic desire and Chrissy is aware all of this is to be splashed on national tv - why shouldn't she be embarrassed?
I find as I get older I am drawn to the wrinklies who get things done, and these four are excellent in their endeavors.
Nick Nolte who seems to be getting better roles as he gets older, still has that "everyman" persona that allows him to take on a wide range of different characters.
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