Sentence examples for may get older from inspiring English sources

His words: "Noting paradises lost, One thing stands out, sharp and bold: I may get older but I'll not get old!

The paintings may get older, but the technology just keeps getting better.

"The mechanism may get old but the sense of poetry never dies".

Now, I'm fine with dogs online — though the digestive details may get old — but please explain to me why this pairing of facts should help persuade us that Zuckerberg truly understands the issues at stake?

But I do fear that if we don't come to terms with the reality of this 'success story' as a nation, that I may get old in a society that is not valuing older people.

Hugs without a reason may get old in time.

After a time, visiting the largest ball of string / tourist trap, every Harley dealership or souvenir shop may get old and add time to the trip.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, long-term studies show that children exposed to SO2 "may develop more breathing problems as they get older, may make more emergency room visits for treatment of wheezing fits, and may get more respiratory illnesses than is typical for children" — though other pollutants can contribute to these conditions.

The designer's consistently winning design — the ultrastructured bucket bag — may never get old.

Although you may not need any assistance now, that may change as you get older.

This emphasis on regret provides a novel way of thinking about why some young children may be better decision makers than others, or why certain types of decision making may change as children get older.