(1) I'd guess she's thirty-something.

(2) In later episodes of thirtysomething, Hope returned to work.

(3) As a twentysomething, I could see these thirtysomethings thought they had problems.

(4) Despite the model looks and on-air poise, the most striking quality of this thirtysomething television journalist is her name.

(5) That's what you get for being a single career woman in thirtysomething, girl.

(6) The cockroach episode of thirtysomething included a scene that the programme makers also used on the opening credit sequence each week.

(7) Herskovitz created Thirtysomething and now knows exactly where the emotionally richest fault-lines of family relationships lie.

(8) At least 44 percent admit straying into another man's bed, the majority of them thirtysomething career women.

(9) This study was aptly titled Women at ThirtySomething: Paradoxes of Attainment.

(10) Cold cucumber mush for thirty-something bucks?

(11) In this city, if you are thirty-something man or woman, singleness means sin.

(12) Another thirty-something birthday with a group of unmarried female friends. Sentencedict.com

(13) It was thirty-something years ago, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, right along Interstate 40, which is better known as Tobacco Road.

(14) The thirty-something de facto commander of the 3,500-strong border police is said to earn an estimated $5 million-$6 million per month from his various border businesses.

(15) It is said that all social reformers start from a thirty-something bachelor.

(16) Desperate, she had had almost all her hair cut off, which had made her look even younger than her thirty-something years.

(17) I do, however, think that there comes an age when this is not appropriate: you can't go sticking thirty-something professionals on fold-ups.

(18) Still, a perfectly risen pudding is likely to impress a bunch of thirty-something women--which I guess makes me at least the James Blunt of the kitchen.