Sentence examples for kept getting older from inspiring English sources

Gone are the days when we all kept getting older; the bar for youth is now raised with every birthday.

Peanuts had a Picture of Dorian Gray quality; you kept getting older and more decrepit and more cynical, but it didn't.

We'll just keep getting older.

The writer continues to keep an eye out for burning barns, and keeps getting older.

He keeps getting older and the remaining races that fit him on the 2009 calendar figure to be tougher.

I don't think I've played a grandfather yet but I do know my children in movies keep getting older.

"We don't have to change Mulder, but he's going to keep getting older, if I get to play him.

June 17 MATANA ROBERTS (Vision) It has often been pointed out that the self-conscious avant-garde in jazz seems to keep getting older.

The last, especially, is a useful quality in sportswriting, where the reporter keeps getting older while the athletes stay forever young.

It'd be a little cooler if you did" and "That's what I love about high school girls man, I keep getting older, they stay the same age".

In "Hailie's Song," a song for his six-year-old daughter, he says, "I feel like singing," and that's what he does, crooning (and sometimes screaming) a stirring ballad about fatherly love: "My baby girl keeps getting older, I watch her grow up with pride".