Sentence examples for will be aging from inspiring English sources

They have registered the store as a winery and will be aging wine in the basement, which also has space for seminars.

Its mainly poor population will be aging rapidly and its companies will face stronger foreign competition in developed markets still struggling with the deleveraging legacy of the 2008-9 financrisisrisis.

He will be aging in professional golf years, he will be the elder trying to tie a victorious, somewhat honorable ribbon on his golf legacy, and he will perhaps be hobbled as he struggles to do it.

Kenya is about to reap the biggest demographic dividend in world history of a young, working age population at a time when many other economies of the world will be aging.

Berlusconi meanwhile will be ageing ever more visibly.

About one in 12 of the population will be aged 80 or over by then.

More than three-quarters of the households affected will be aged between 25 and 44.

Cork closures are preferred for wines that will be aged in the bottle.

But in 2015-60 the biggest influence upon the population will be ageing.

By 2030 some 1.4 billion people will be aged 60 or over.

"I'm making wine at home but I make it out of raisens so it will be aged automatically".