Sentence examples for to be ageing from inspiring English sources

Then it's September, and bam-dat sca-dat, you know?" At 63, Goldblum seems to be ageing backwards.

Not so long ago they were supposed to be ageing, potentially vulnerable and stuttering through their pool.

And Jill Radford, who teaches at the University of Teesside, says that the population of shelters seems to be ageing slightly.

Many considered this Milan side to be ageing and over the hill two seasons ago, but Tottenham will respect them; they will need to sit tight in the first leg and rely on the advantage of the atmospheric White Hart Lane in the return.

The UN considers a country to be ageing when 7% of its population is aged 65 or over - the threshold used to be 10% of a population being 60 years old or over.

It is important for healthcare practitioners to recognise frailty as a risk factor of imminent future falling even in older people who appear to be ageing well.

He appears to be aged under 30.

Where do you hope to be aged 67?

She seems not to be aging all that quickly.

Actually, using synthetic corks in wines to be aged is a comparatively minor issue.

They are also more likely to be aged under 25, or 65 and over.