Sentence examples for which aging from inspiring English sources

So does the speed at which aging can happen.

Such extensions are also part of a global trend in which aging plants have been granted longer lives.

Matthews is for the most part a charmingly unconvincing actor, but she nails the exasperation when presented with a train wreck of a video in which aging would-be starlet Angela Faith Princee) channels Cyndi Lauper with severe head trauma.

But low fertility rates in Asia, as in Europe, have created an economic time bomb, in which aging populations will be dependent for survival on a rapidly diminishing number of working age people.

Special event: the cognitive dissonance balance beam, in which aging flower children try to shift in midsentence from "this ethereal landscape has allowed me to transcend material needs" to "that Hope Solo petrified wood sculpture costs $600" without falling over sideways.

For the research studies, we employed an innovative structural design of panels for which aging characteristics were obtained.

It had a built-in petticoat which, aged seven, I thought was the epitome of sophistication.

Favourite movies include Pulp Fiction, Zulu and Sunset Boulevard, in which ageing actress Norma Desmond declares with Trumpian conviction: "I am big!

The 200m is his distance, the one at which, aged 15, he became the youngest ever world junior champion.

Which age group did the Democrats win?

For which age groups could this technology be most useful?