Sentence examples for that age well from inspiring English sources

Among wines of the world that age well, port is the most uncompromising.

"I want to make things that age well and are not disposable," the Commune principal Roman Alonso said.

Corsica is not renowned for wines that age well, but Torraccia is the exception: its Oriou wines especially, a mix of organic niellucciu and sciaccarellu grapes, are absolutely wonderful 20 years on.

"There seems to be enough people who like what I like, and that means wines with acidity, wines that age well, and wines that need a little time," said Bob Travers, who, with his wife, Elinor, purchased Mayacamas in 1968.

Many women have distinct areas (subregions) of the face, chest, neck, or hands that age well, some in keeping with their chronological age, and others making them appear older than they are.

And this is a stone that ages well and quickly.

Remind yourself constantly that aging well and loving your life is a choice we can all make.

For the record though, I don't think that aging well has anything to do with competing with younger generations of women, and I don't believe it has anything to do with conforming to unrealistic youthful standards and ideals.

"This testing regime is proactive and helps make sure that aging wells, some over 80 years old, are safe to use or are shut down," Williams said during the floor debate.

The corporate literature accompanying the Vitality collections makes a point of noting that these are pieces that will "age well over time" or "stand the test of time" or be "pass[ed]... onto the next generation".

It has been shown that age as well as male sex and renal problems are factors that increase mortality at 30 days [6].