Sentence examples for aging super from inspiring English sources

Doesn't anybody want an aging super slugger with more baggage than an airplane cargo hold?

The 1970s and 1980s: During the 1970s the aging Super Bowl team could not perform well enough, and were replaced with a new generation of players.

"Sidekicked" is the story of how would-be heroes struggle with their dual identities, aging Supers and O.C.'s (ordinary citizens).

Yesterday, they voted to refuse to collaborate with DIAMOND's planners, and announced that they will idle the aging SUPER-ACCO and DCI x-ray sources for at least a week in a bid to pressure the government to open negotiations on building a new synchrotron in France.

2008's Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was the absurd story of a prematurely aged super-soldier, groaning and joint-cracking through a desert hellscape of automated soldiers and international technology arms races.

At least until technology gives us laser-powered nuclear fusion space-age super toothbrushes J. Until next time, keep smiling!

They spend their backbreaking days constructing a Space Age super stadium that looks like the mothership of a race of violent alien gynecologists.

Mega Man & Bass debuted on the aging 16-bit Super Famicom despite the series having already transitioned to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn with Mega Man 8. Artist and designer Keiji Inafune claimed Mega Man & Bass was created with regard to younger players who did not yet own one of the more advanced gaming systems.

You could say almonds, heralded as an anti-aging super nut (technically a seed), are a doomsday food: If aquifers in the world's farming regions continue to go down and food supplies falter, they're a source of protein that requires fewer resources than meat or dairy.

Photos of the site have been spreading across Twitter and Instagram, depicting a warped gas truck, an abrasive wire horse sculpture, and a castle that looks like the Magic Kingdom's deranged younger brother sprouting inside aging the Weston-super-Mare lido, The Tropicana.

Despite the strength of his writing, there's a curious hole in Rimalower's narrative that, in an odd way, reminded me of the time I had to tell a close friend that his lover's problems (aging alcoholic and super-butch leather daddy suddenly discovers that he's a bottom) were as old as the hills of San Francisco and quite boring to anyone who had heard similar stories before.