Sentence examples for its old age from inspiring English sources
Be humane and let it live out its old age at the bottom of your closet.
The region will be even more dependent on innovation in its old age than it was in its youth.
Arcturus is a red giant star, which has swollen in its old age until it has reached 25 times the girth of our Sun.
Its old age meant it had little in the way of new activity to confuse readings, while its uniform nature meant there was little diversity of material to complicate findings.
Joanne Segars, chief executive of the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF), said: "The UK is drifting towards an iceberg when it comes to paying for its old age pensioners, and we need radical reform like this".
Jules Older's "Ice Cream" is as different-looking as can be -- bold, brassy, cartoony, wisecracky in a manner that will appeal to its older age group, 7 and up.
Even America, which has a relatively high fertility rate, will see its old-age dependency rate rise by more than 70%, to 44.
"The nation must act to avert a long-foreseen future crisis in the financing of its old-age retirement programs," warned the White House Council of Economic Advisers, in its 2004 Economic Report to the President.
In the course of economic transition, China adopted an urban-priority reform path in establishing its old-age social security system.
