The phrase "age watch" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to monitoring or being aware of age-related issues, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "As we grow older, it's important to have an age watch to keep track of our health and wellness."
Alternatives: "age monitoring" or "age awareness".
"Guys my age watch so much pornography," Dunham told the Times.
Not many people my age watch the news, but I feel it's important to be knowledgeable on what's going on in the world.
In a cave serving as a place for the cheese to age, watch your step, and don't wake up the bats.
And after seeing that, why ever settle for a boring ol' puppy frolicking in a field again?" "Guys my age watch so much pornography," Dunham told me, adding that she has been subjected to aggressive positioning and "a lot of errant hair pulling" and has thought: "There's no way that you, young Jewish man from Chappaqua, taught this to yourself".
When I interviewed her in late March and we talked about the popularity of online pornography and how much of it young men her age watch, she mentioned that she'd been subjected in her sexual life to lots of aggressive positioning and "errant hair pulling" and had frequently thought: "There's no way that you, young Jewish man from Chappaqua, taught this to yourself".
Public finances continue to be squeezed and we have already reached the point where short-term fixes and tidying around the edges will not deliver the dramatic change that is needed and that was urged by Lord Filkin's report... Kaye: The recent Global Age Watch index now reports the UK is 11th in the global league of nations in terms of being a good country in the world to grow older in.
He came of age watching Reagan succeed and his father fail.
One is from New York and came of age watching Brazil's mind-blowing World Cup champion of 1970.
"I can see myself as if I was that age, watching this; I'd be like, 'Fuck!
I came of age watching track in the days of Mike Boit (skinny guy) getting beat by the great hulking Cuban Alberto Juantorena.
The Empire finale was seen by 71% of US African-American women under 50 who were watching TV at that time; more black American men the same age watched it than saw the Super Bowl.
