Sentence examples for aging with a from inspiring English sources

Undying he may or may not be, but he is certainly aging, with a halting gait and a bottle of Johnnie Walker close at hand.

But she is also, like the Marschallin in Strauss's "Rosenkavalier," an aristocrat who faces aging with a bittersweet mixture of fear, humor and resignation.

They are old enough to recall slurs hurled at gay men and to have confronted the legal issues that accompany aging with a partner who is not a spouse.

Fatigue and aging with a disability.

Males aging with a spinal cord injury: prevalence of cardiovascular and metabolic conditions.

The human population is aging with a consequent rise in the incidence of hard tissue disease.

Recently, she has written about the experience of ageing with a candour and honesty unparalleled in contemporary poetry".

At Apple he man- aged with a mix of seduction and humiliation.

An annealing of the polymer occurs upon ageing with a similar increase in degree of crystallinity for both materials.

The majority were middle aged, with a mean age of 61.6 years (sd 13.2).

Even PhDs in scientific disciplines are ageing, with an average age at completion of 31.8 years.