Sentence examples for becoming old from inspiring English sources

It warns that the majority of council-owned sports halls and swimming pools are at risk of becoming "old and tired" as local authorities' budgets become increasingly squeezed, leaving them unable to afford the cost of refurbishments.

England is becoming old East Germany.

Caesar looked at the image of his father — a man on the verge of becoming old.

The story continued to evolve, and that evolution helped keep it from becoming old news.

Don't be scared of ageing, be scared of becoming "old"  Age doesn't scare me but "growing old" does.

With the baby boomer generation in Taiwan are becoming old, it is important to gain a better understanding what have been done related to geriatric syndromes in Taiwan.

Effectively, convents were becoming old-age homes, but with inadequate infrastructure and volunteer staff.

"The desktop companies -- Intel, Microsoft, Dell -- are becoming old-economy companies.

Now that the cellphone text message is quickly becoming old-fashioned, is this the new premium text message?

By the 1960s it was clear that string puppets were becoming old-fashioned and so they began their pioneering stop-motion work.

The idea of a device that's dependent on a single network is becoming old-school.