Just then, a middle-aged white woman came out of the building.

Only later did middle-aged women find they worked for them.

A middle-aged woman was at the next table to the girls, with her back to them.

A middle-aged woman put her head in at a side door.

Then she changed again, and was the middle-aged woman in brown.

Then the door opened and a middle-aged woman got out.

You talk like a school miss instead of a middle-aged woman.

This time it was the middle-aged woman who had been sitting at the back of the church.

Before it began, the middle-aged woman asked to speak with the judge.

The condition is more common in young and middle-aged women.