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mid-sixties

NOUN
  1. the time of life between 60 and 70

How To Use mid-sixties In A Sentence

  • From the late Fifties through the mid-Sixties their beginner's superhet was called the SimpleX Super, a 3-tube affair designed to cover just the 80M and 40M amateur bands.
  • In the mid-sixties I changed to finishing all pigs instead of selling bonhams.
  • In the latest research, scientists analysed data from eleven different studies - dating back to the mid-Sixties - and pooled the results to get an overall outcome.
  • She first arrived in London in the mid-Sixties, in no doubt of her father's disapproval and contempt.
  • Since the mid-sixties, doctors have been using high doses of hormones to prevent women from getting pregnant after unprotected sex.
  • MEK was formed in opposition to the Shah in the mid-sixties, and before long virtually its entire leadership was arrested and sent to the firing squad.
  • Polish communist youth, not always in agreement with their parents, felt this "unfreedom," as another extremely popular German writer of the mid-sixties, philosopher Herbert Marcuse, called it. 1968 the Year that Rocked the World
  • Reminds me of the time, way back in the mid-sixties, when a baseball player or coach or something said that anyone who throws a beanball is a "Communist. Dawg's Blawg
  • In her mid-sixties and a frequent visitor to her old home in Parks, her sudden passing is a great loss to her loving family.
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