Sentence examples for ageing better from inspiring English sources

Anna Dixon, chief executive, Centre for Ageing Better Anna Dixon is the chief executive of the Centre for Ageing Better.

A point echoed by Anna Dixon, chief executive of the Centre for Ageing Better.

At the Centre for Ageing Better we believe we urgently need better information and evidence about what actually works to improve our later lives.

In her new job as chief executive of the Centre for Ageing Better, Dixon is one of those tasked with coming up with fresh ways of preparing for our rapidly ageing society.

In Sheffield, it is tackling poor diet with an EatWell project and aiming to counter loneliness and isolation with an Ageing Better programme backed by a £6m grant from the Big Lottery Fund.

Her grandmother, who was disabled and virtually housebound for many years yet managed to live a very full life, is, she says, a role model in her quest to establish what ageing better means.

Women age better than men.

Comparatively, Journey has aged better.

"Some neighborhoods," he wrote, "age better than people".

I'm looking for ways to make old age better".

But Compton has a timeless feeling that will likely help it age better.