Its aspect of hoary age makes it strangely, almost thrillingly impressive.

Everything about the place carried the impression of hoary age.

There is something venerable in hoary age, especially when adorned with the graces of the Spirit.

I must say, Saint Peter's is getting frilly in its hoary age, and frills like that come dear.

Though ground down with their hoary age, they intervened between the river and the inland sea she strove to reach.

Pride in Virginia was John Randolph's ruling passion, not less in 1790; than in Thomas Jefferson's great soul, from youth to hoary age.

But Notre Dame has that mellow quality which beautifies all architecture-hoaryage.

Hoary age, crowned with honor and with years, bears no immunity from suffering.

Once in the hoary ages in the Ravine of Lungmen stood a Kiri tree, a veritable king of the forest.

Hoary age and helpless infancy fell alike, before the destroying angel, and there were vacancies in almost all the relations of life.

"Limited time, however old or long, must be always young, compared with the hoary age of eternity."