Examples of 'look a little old' in a sentence
Meaning of "look a little old"
look a little old: This phrase suggests that something appears older than it actually is. It is often used when describing the appearance of people, objects, or places that have characteristics associated with aging or wear and tear
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look a little old
You look a little old for a student.
She likes things that look a little old.
You look a little old to be in high school.
OK, I know what you are saying . You are saying I look a little old to be in college.
You look a little old to be a schoolgirl.
Um, I do not trust these stairs anyway . They look a little old to me.
You look a little old to be a student.
Yes, my lord . I do not think I like this second buttonhole . It makes me look a little old.
We may look a little old up there.
Well, your mother-in-law thinks I look a little old.
You look a little old to be in here.
Do I not look like I'm five? I look a little old for my age, yes?
You look a little old to be a freshman.
Makes me look a little old.
You look a little old for a student . I am not a student.
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You are saying I look a little old to be in college.
They look a little old to me. So maybe it's better you just stay up here.
CHUCKLES You look a little old to be in school.
I look a little old for my age, yes?
Okay . We may look a little old up there.
They look a little old to me.
It might look a little old fashioned.
Fine . You look a little old for a student.
You all look a little old to be trick-or-treating.
Okay . We may look a little old up there . And we may hit a few clams.
