Sentence examples for really ages from inspiring English sources

Really, ages.

The answer is that such a story never really ages or dies, because we are, like it or not, slaves to adventure.

In the Baby-Sitters Club, girls never really aged.

Now, my parents are really aging; they almost never ask "the church" question.

"They've all gone away, basically, or they've really aged.

"It's not really age that's the problem," he said.

I'm only 23", to which Johnson amusingly replied "Being a worthless piece of s*** can really age a person".

You might have noticed that Cookie's dress-lengths aren't really age-appropriate, but she puts them on anyway, girlfriend.

Turning 40 last year, "I felt I really aged so much," she says in rapid-fire English that is eloquent, if imperfect.

The faux-3D graphics of DKC haven't really aged well (though they have a certain strange charm), but the game's legendary platforming is still amazing.

And that voice never really aged.