Sentence examples for aging back from inspiring English sources

The new coach, Claudio Ranieri, brings experience, but he cannot give Inter's aging back line more energy than they have.

Grade: 5 Defenders Steve Cherundolo With Bocanegra and Onyewu, he gives the U.S. a veteran (read aging) back line.

There are many priorities for research, including problems of aging, back, shoulder and neck injuries, allergies, weight loss, knee and hip problems, and headaches.

Besides throwing some mildly outdated shade Tesla's way, Weckbach also talked about how the vehicle will quick-charge, aging back 250 miles of range during a 20 minute charging session, though that will take a lot of infrastructure expansion in the U.S. and abroad.

Aging, back pain, hateful marriages, death.

So let's put the aging back in this aging conference, and use it to prompt new, innovative thinking on ways that this massive, unprecedented transformation can become the foundation for the third American Century.

Like an aging back-bencher in the dugout, they have quite simply overstayed their usefulness.

Perhaps only in this, yes, rather ghostly looking former mill town would a group of arty, aging back-to-the-landers and urban refugees recruit a family therapist and a landscape architecture professor from Berkeley to help wrest their town from sudden death.

Many walkers also complained that because the ground floor is concrete, it is tough on aging backs and knees.

The sampled scales were used for aging, back-calculation of growth and determination of spawning age and frequency.

The UN had the foresight to convene a "world assembly on ageing" back in 1982, but that came and went.