'graceful aging' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to aging gracefully, meaning to age with dignity and retain physical and mental health. For example, you might say: "My grandmother has always led a healthy lifestyle, which has led to her graceful aging."
Boca is not the most powerful Nebbiolo-based wine, but it is one of the most stylish and complex versions and while it also shows beautiful Nebbiolo purity, it reveals greater complexities with time; Künzli's choice of aging the wine in large casks ensures focus on the fruit, and the structure guarantees graceful aging.
But get this: scientists say the naked mole rat is a paragon of graceful aging.
Graceful aging is important.
Mr. Daubek credits his graceful aging with "good living": no heavy drinking or smoking.
Graceful aging isn't about avoiding wrinkles and gray hair; the ultimate goal is to maintain brain alertness, preserve energy levels and prevent disease.
Kin Narita, who became a beloved symbol of graceful aging as one of Japan's oldest and best-known twins, died Sunday.
An exemplar of graceful aging-reading to the blind, writing letters to editors, taking courses at the 92nd St. Y till age 102.
JON PARELES TAMIA "Beautiful Surprise" (Plus 1) As R&B continues to give itself over to hip-hop and, lately, to dance music, it's left generations of singers in the lurch: where to go when aging, graceful or otherwise, isn't much of an option?
The sale of much of Fox to Disney provided a graceful exit for the aging mogul and helped solve a delicate issue of corporate succession, according to people close to Rupert Murdoch who are not authorized to speak publicly.
Here are the celebrities who've defended graceful -- and unedited -- aging.
Aging is not always graceful or painless, and is certainly an indicator of the inevitability of death, both of which are natural processes.
