Sentence examples similar to getting on with age from inspiring English sources

[wife, aged 75] "Just getting on with it" was a strategy mentioned by several of the family carers, particularly the spouses.

Zedan told the Fond du Lac Reporter that she got on well with other students, even if her age made her atypical.

One marvellous thing she "got on with" in middle age was an island cottage on Klovharun off the south-east Finnish coast, "the landscape I love more than all others… no other place has contributed more to my work".

The tracks just ease into each other like a well oiled musical engine that just keeps on getting better with age.

My advice is there is only one winner: accept the challenge, take action and get on with your life no matter what age.

Then get on with enjoying the power that goes with age.

And if I can at my age, I know you can at your age... so get on with it!" It was of little consolation to Mez, whose hunger had now assumed epic proportions.

In there I feel normal". Some of his closest friends online did not even know about his disability, and they became close because their nightly communications jumped straight over the usual biases of gender, race, religion, place, age, ability, and got on with the mysterious bonding of souls, via the shared minutiae of everyday struggle.

The Argentine star seems to be getting better with age and Barcelona is on track to win a continental treble for the third time since 2009.

So I got her one of those, so she's got one with big buttons on.

The two old men (aged 37 and 41) got on with the job, the runs accumulating steadily.