Sentence examples for those aging from inspiring English sources

Holly Golightly did not live in Hoboken and those aging buddies in "Friends" don't hang out in Brooklyn.

Mr. Lautenberg, after all, is not one of those aging legislators content to be some beloved éminence grise.

Upgrades to all of those aging venues are underway and Gulfstream now has a shopping mall on site.

Those aging retirees will be an enormous burden on the Chinese economy, which is just beginning to slow down.

Then they added Fred Taylor, one of those aging running backs Belichick works wonders with, and receivers Joey Galloway and Greg Lewis.

To replace those aging missiles, China is now developing mobile, solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missiles that would be far more likely to withstand a first nuclear strike.

It reveals plenty about Di Vaio's playing style, as well as an awareness that those aging legs need a head-start.

"It's always, like, 'Do you hate those aging spots on your face?' As opposed to 'You're already fierce, you're amazing, you slay.

This technology is ideal for those aging in place and suffering from minor ailments that do not require an in-person visit.

But remember those aging baby boomers: the fraction of American adults who are in their prime working years is falling fast.

Emerging adults face a wide variety of life-direction determining decisions and those aging out of foster care experience even more significant transitional issues.