growing old

A bloodsucking skill because, if done right, it means, in a business sense, never growing old.

They dream about growing old together and sitting out on our back porch.

Growing old and gray may not be easy, but six stylish Britons do old age in style.

But Lugar was growing old and—worse—had cooperated too much with President Obama.

They all live in pure stasis, never growing old or really dying, in a place where nothing ever happens.

Grandpa feels that he is growing old, and has done enough of that kind of work.

“The good man was growing old,” said Mr. Archer with a suspicion of a shrug.

But the young of his middle age were growing old, and the companions of his active years were falling around him.

I suppose I am growing old, for I begin to dislike perpetual motion.

But the Duke of Alva was growing old and suffering from ill health.