Sentence examples similar to terribly age from inspiring English sources

Fossett, who turned 60 in April, says that - fortunately - the kind of stunts he does "are not terribly age-limiting".

Terribly ageing, you know.

She is thought to have been twenty-four years old when she sat for da Vinci, but oil paint can be terribly aging; Microsoft's program put her at thirty.

Caroline A Pale is the byword for beautiful these days, so your skin will look fashionable (you'll also enjoy the benefits in later years, as the sun is terribly ageing).

His suicide in 2008, at the terribly young age of 46, is surely present in the minds of most in the audience.

Mr. Belluso had not completed work on the play at his death in 2006, at the terribly young age of 36.

They say there's something "in the air" at Glastonbury, which sounds terribly new age and hippy-ish but it's true.

At 12--even in dog years, not a terribly advanced age--the fluffy, sweet-faced spaniel looked robust enough to give her owner every reason to believe that whatever was wrong with Nikki, it probably wasn't going to kill her.

And just as all presidents age terribly by the end of their terms, the mayor seems to have aged in that one day.

If it gets your age terribly wrong, though, fret not — you're not alone.

And truthfully, most Montepulciano d'Abruzzo doesn't have the structure to age terribly long.