Sentences with phrase «so ripe an old age»

Instead of Roy Lichtenstein's Mickey, one gets the artist, who unlike Mickey may not live to so ripe an old age.

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On Friday I turned the ripe old age of 21 so of course this occasion demanded a cake... [Read more...]

Scoring so many at a time when Spurs were frequently left languishing in the middle of, or at the bottom of the table, he was plucked by Sir Alex Ferguson at the ripe old age of 31 as a replacement for Eric Cantona.

So Pulis is not impressed, and we all would have expected Gnabry to be ready for the Premiership now he has reached the ripe old age of 20, but he has now been sent back to Arsenal to see what Wenger wants to do with him.

So far she has survived to the ripe old age of 7, and I never supervise her bathing anymore.

in my life since I was sixteen so she met all my boyfriends, was right there when Edie was born and then passed away at the ripe old age of twenty.

Three - and 4 - year - olds are ripe for interaction with other children — they're responsive to playing cooperatively and have a handle on how to share, so it's a great age to introduce your child to preschool or an organized play group, if you haven't done so already.

Unfortunately, both will live to a ripe old age, made wealthy by their ill - gotten gains, and free from the prison cells they both so justly deserve.

So there I was, joining the HFSPO in 1996 at the «ripe old age» of 49.

So all in all, I am a cloth diaper convert at the ripe old age of fifteen.

At the time I didn't believe I'd live past the ripe old age of 40 so I didn't care how much sun I got.

Even though the director has immense clout amongst the Hollywood community, many wonder why he doesn't just retire at the ripe old age of 60 and go out on top, but even more so about why he wants to work with such violent material.

Well, he lived 7 years longer eating SO and xrays periodically showed to stone growth a bit of shrinkage of stone actually and we lost him to old age at the ripe age of 16 years.

So, I decided to retire now at the ripe old age of 43.

And with so many of our loved ones reaching ripe old ages, we've turned as a society to the care of third - party professionals: nursing homes and assisted living facilities.

So with my traditional policy by year 2 I am going to be paying less than I will ever pay for AARP, guaranteed and if I live to any kind of a ripe old age I will have paid in a fraction of what I would have to our oh so beloved AARSo with my traditional policy by year 2 I am going to be paying less than I will ever pay for AARP, guaranteed and if I live to any kind of a ripe old age I will have paid in a fraction of what I would have to our oh so beloved AARso beloved AARP.

Perhaps I've just become stuck in my ways and resistant to any change at the ripe old age of 26, but I don't think so.