Sentence examples for some aging from inspiring English sources

Most 2005 Burgundies, in fact, will need some aging.

Sweet white table wines profit by some aging in wood.

Some aging workers have told the apprentices: "This job's an honor.

One thing is certain: the prospect has warmed the hearts of some aging gamblers.

Maybe it was gas, and not some aging stoners clandestinely toking away in their apartment.

Some aging novelists, Philip Roth in particular, seem to be doing some of their best work in their later years.

But Thorn doesn't indulge in the self-righteous melancholy that is the oddly juvenile tendency of some aging songwriters.

If the programs were properly devised and used, some aging prisoners could go back to their families.

The rules in Chile are somewhat looser, allowing added sugar and water, and some aging in oak.

We can conclude that some aging/release procedures exist which have applicability for different research questions and specific ENM/matrix/product combinations and life cycle stages, but additional research is warranted to expand the procedures for producing synthetically aged and product released ENMs to cover additional areas of interest.

BB appears to protect animals against some aging-associated stress that overlaps with the stress imposed by high temperature.