"We've already put our names down, " a middle-age man said as he hurried off.
The Trek Madone loves to climb ... more than its middle-age rider does, alas.
Yet these middle-age subjects are also wondrous variations on the theme of their 7-year-old selves.
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But he's also a middle-age widower who is deep in grief a year after his wife died.
With a sizable paunch and a sedentary lifestyle, Bryan Cecchi fits the mold of the typical middle-age American male.
Robert Zarbo, a Bechtel engineer working in Iraq, approaches a middle-age man who's wearing a dress shirt and slacks.
Rodenbach's brief novel centers on Hugues Viane, a middle-age widower who, distraught at his wife's death several years before, moves to Bruges.
But the company is now showing some worrying signs of middle-age fatigue.
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"Our trainers say they're starting to see more middle-age and older clients and we've actually been looking at developing more curriculum about working with those groups, " she said.
While they can often start in early adulthood, the teenage years, or even in childhood, they often extend into middle-age or later, as doctors are seeing more and more.
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Indeed, this was almost before that era, when local news was dominated by middle-age white men who looked like they had turned to broadcasting after the job at the bank fell through.
Is there anything more pitiful than two middle-age people who claw ceaselessly at one another to distract themselves from the terrible knowledge that neither one of them got what they wanted out of life?
Even middle-age couples joined in.
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Three middle-age blowhards (a supercilious retired soldier, a dull canon and the puffed-up owner of a river bathhouse) vie for the affections of a comely magician's assistant, who seems open to dalliances despite a relationship with her milquetoast employer (wonderfully underplayed by Mr. Menzel).
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On the side, he wrote fiction, including two short story collections and seven novels, which ranged from a coming-of-age story about a rebellious teenager who gets thrown out of school, to a book about a middle-age man who befriends a gangster to impress his son.
Robbyn Raquel Wallace, 36, is without a girlfriend, in part, she said, because she doesn't want to upset the town -- and because raising her middle-school-age daughter has to be priority No. 1.
In fact, the two examples which buck the trend - the two body systems which do clearly deteriorate in middle age - make my point for me.
Since 1995, Dr. Ryff and her Wisconsin team have been studying some 7, 000 individuals and examining factors that influence health and well-being from middle age through old age in a study called MIDUS, or the Mid-Life in the U.S. National Study of Americans, funded by the National Institute on Aging.
Middle age - those two healthy decades after the babies stop - is very real.
The venture community there is showing signs of middle age--moving more slowly and cautiously than before, and hitting fewer home runs than it did in younger, leaner days.
Middle age starts much later than previously thought - at the age of 55, research suggests.
This goes on until the student-dodger reaches middle age, when he receives a permanent exemption.
They outperformed 10 typical healthy older folk (average age 83) on a test that involved recalling lists of words, and they matched the performance of 14 healthy middle-aged volunteers (average age 58).
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Although seven out of 10 early 50-somethings quizzed for the survey defined themselves as middle-aged, the average age at which the period of life was perceived to start was 54 years and 347 days old.
So, we have a dichotomy between middle age and the mid-life crisis.
Now Allergan, maker of Botox, wants to spread fear of "brow furrow"--age-related vertical lines between the eyebrows--to middle America.
The average baby boomer was likely to have held 11 jobs over the course of his or her career, including "large numbers of short-duration jobs even at middle age, " said the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2010.
In middle age he had taken up hunting, and, at age 66, bagged a 450-kilo Kodiak bear, which he donated to the Yale Peabody Museum.
Middle-class parents still move out of the city into the suburbs when their children reach school-age because they mistrust Chicago's public schools.
Had Cherry had his way, the leap in time would have been two years more, but he worried about telling a cast of middle-aged women they were going to have to age seven years.
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