thirtyish

He was thirtyish, British, and sometimes talked like an old movie.

Then a thirtyish couple was running up the alley toward them.

The speakers: two thirtyish women just getting to know each other.

A short thirtyish man stood there looking at his watch, impatient.

An ordinary face, a thirtyish man of no distinction at all.

A thirtyish human man stepped out of the doctor's quarters.

The slender, thirtyish woman passed the tool up to him.

He's single, attractive, runs his own business, thirtyish and a Cameron.

An attractive, thirtyish woman sat behind the desk, absorbed in a phone conversation.

Most poignant, these thirtyish stars are already forced to be preoccupied with age.

They pick up a couple of thirtyish women, buy them drinks for three hours, and take them home.

The other day a silver-haired woman and her thirtyish son came in to browse.

On the other gurney lies a thirtyish man with some dreadful skin disease.

She looked thirtyish, older than Edward appeared, though I wasn't sure of his actual age.

The furniture was thirtyish in style with bright floral slipcovers.

Henry stared at the thirtyish man whose classified ad he had spotted in the local paper.

Despite her fatigue, the thirtyish scientist felt an undeniable sense of accomplishment.

At first, the character was little more than a vaguely cowed, thirtyish spinster.

He stood outside the security gate, a tall, handsome thirtyish man in a blue blazer and red tie.

I turned as a thirtyish man in shorts and a T-shirt, carrying fancy paper shopping bags, passed me.

Mr. Jenkins, a thirtyish, hip-hop record executive, does not think so.

On the face of the guard, a thirtyish First rating, initial supercilious expression changed to something like respect.

The man she smiled at was thirtyish, attractive in a rugged, lived-in manner.

Ten years of thirtyish people, now coming onstream.