Sentence examples for more aging from inspiring English sources

In finos and manzanillas that receive even more aging, the flor dies out and the wines become amontillados.

He also observed that many of these rieslings were too young and needed a little more aging.

"The chancellor said no more aging out," said Wayne, whose baby face softened his imposing 175-pound 6-foot-1-inch frame.

Time, because if you buy a vintage widely available now, like 1994 or 1997, the bottle will usually need a lot more aging, maybe as much as 15 years from the vintage.

With access to mammograms shrinking, they said, women often have to wait months for a breast cancer screening and may decide to skip the examinations altogether at a time when more and more aging baby boomers need annual breast exams.

At the more expensive end, at $38, were the 2009 Valdicava, a lush, rich yet delicious wine, and the 2009 Conti Costanti, a dense, tannic wine that was one of the few in the tasting that did seem to need a little more aging.

The more aged the balsamic, the more intense the flavor.

The more aged a bacterium's innards are, the more mortal it appears.

On the contrary, the more stability of nanocomposites, the more aged.

In the pic, Harley looks noticeably more aged with significantly less hair.

So I traded up to more age-appropriate mates.