Sentence examples for is now aging from inspiring English sources

Although the Soviet military was renowned for the quality of its helicopters, much of the Russian fleet is now aging and poorly maintained.

While Mir was staffed for most of its time in orbit, and remained viable for three times its predicted life, Mir is now aging and empty, and Russian officials say they will bring it down into the Pacific Ocean early next year.

Most of the market is now aging baby-boomers, whose "Live to Ride" days are winding down.

The majority of the market is now aging baby-boomers, whose "Live to Ride" days are winding down.

Wicked and the Wallflower features an adventurous young lady of the ton who has failed to make a good match in her first few seasons and is now aging into that most dreaded of things: a spinster.

Maybe Dion is now ageing in reverse, becoming younger.

One in eight residents is now aged 65 or over.

For starters, Lydon actually likes and respects Rooke, who is now aged 48.

My mother, who is now aged nearly 97, came to live with us in 2010.

CB's mother, who is now aged 49 or 50, came to England in 2008 when she was pregnant.

A reticent, slightly withdrawn man, he is now aged 58, and a widower with two grown-up children.