The phrase "aging desk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a desk that shows signs of wear and tear due to age or prolonged use.
Example: "The office was filled with modern furniture, but I preferred my aging desk that had character and history."
Alternatives: "worn desk" or "weathered desk".
An aging desk jockey and furtive fantasist, a literary man with a poetic radio show, Don Celso Barra is revisited by what he calls the "marbles of time," the memories of his youth (which also involve the fantasies of his youth, involving Beethoven, Long John Silver, and an exquisite tribute to his free-spirited passion for movies) and the menace of impending death.
One of the most prominent retailers of supersize furnishings is Restoration Hardware, the California-based chain whose leather steamer trunks and machine-age desks suggest that the Indiana Jones estate is being liquidated.
One of my favorite alcoholics in the '40s, an aging, likable, great deputy desk chief, drank six bottles of ale a night.
Ariel Sharon, army commander and prime minister of Israel, died on January 11th, aged 85BEHIND his desk Ariel Sharon, the bruiser and fighter, kept a stereo, so that he could listen to violin sonatas.
There's a desk with an aging netbook placed on it, a metal lab table directly across from it scattered with props (most of which we are told not to touch), and a sink that isn't hooked up to plumbing.
Through partnership with Save the Children, UNICEF is supporting Early Childhood Development activities for children aged 0-6, a child protection desk to strengthen referral mechanisms for children at risk, and temporary care for unaccompanied and separated children in Nkamira.
The number of children aged 1 9 years was about 17,322 [unpublished District health desk information].
Only one case of TB aged below 5 years was notified in the intervention districts, and the desk guide had no impact on the age group 0-5 yeass as compared to the age group 6-14 years.
Participant eligibility will be based on working at least 0.6 full time equivalent hours (FTE), aged 18 65 years, speaking English, and having designated access to a telephone, internet and desk within the workplace.
So is Tony Lakawicz, a former teammate of Mr. Campi's, who at age 83 is a desk man at Parkway Lanes.
