of a certain age

Learning is not confined to children of a certain age or to a formal school environment.

A childless single woman of a certain age is no longer automatically perceived as a barren spinster.

No one seems to have any problems when a woman of a certain age cuts her hair off.

Based on the teeth, they narrowed the candidates to children of a certain age, which experts indicated was most likely about a year old.

And during his televised speeches, he makes sure to put white ladies of a certain age where the camera can see them.

In actuality, my companions were stolid-looking couples of a certain age: Switzerland lets you dream, but only so much.

Besides if I were Aragones I wouldn't become a priest because he is already of a certain age and he should be enjoying life.

And I don't believe a woman of a certain age has to choose between her face and her figure.

Every night across China, couples of a certain age gravitate to open spaces and practice ballroom dancing.

How else to account for the traditional identity crises that have men of a certain age pursuing affairs and buying sports cars.

For women of a certain age, there is one burning question: to replace or not to replace?

Londoners of a certain age still refer to it as "the Arsenal" .

To English ears of a certain age, however, it still sounds strange for someone to say, in any sense whatever, that he is good.

The unravelling of what old-fashioned Europeans of a certain age call solidarity began well before the onset of the present crisis.

Yes, those of us of a certain age actually have experience of seeing Labor occupying the Treasury benches.

READERS of a certain age may remember that Volkswagen Beetles once had air-cooled engines. That made for simplicity.

The restaurant and bakery is located in a farm composed of different arborean species of a certain age.

For people of a certain age, such anecdotes might evince something like nostalgia.

"Girls of a certain age know about the embarrassment of unwanted hair in unwanted places, " she says.

One of the privileges of being of a certain age is the wearing of disreputable pajamas, which these are.

Note: Many women of a certain age tend to wear pastel, which actually washes them out.

Japanese women of a certain age have long tinted their tresses to cover the grey.

It's become a cultural norm: women of a certain age cut off their hair.

Too, there's a difference between 20-somethings living on a shoestring and tourists "of a certain age" who stay in fine hotels.

Once, French people of a certain age would come down to the river for their traditional stroll.

Do you agree that buildings of a certain age or above should be mandated to undertake building inspections ?

This is what those of us of a certain age grew up with, and are used to.

A lady of a "certain age" means certainly aged.

of a certain age sit home alone.

The Moon showed that a site with rocks of a certain age would have a predictable number of craters of different sizes.

But Americans of a certain age recall in the 1960s similar doubts about the label "Made in Japan. "

A lady of a certain age