He's getting on in years, had a scare just last month.
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Those are the things we'll be working on in years to come.
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The old turtle mayor Tortimer was getting on in years, had his time finally come?
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All the writers say it's been the most fun project to work on in years for them.
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On All Blues you do the Howlin' Wolf track "Goin' Down Slow," about a man who's getting on in years.
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The Robinson reactor is one of the oldest still operating in the United States, but others are getting on in years.
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Still, saying the bull market is getting on in years and might be slowing down doesn't mean it must end soon or is through having fun.
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After a while, someone made a phone call, and a few minutes later the doorbell rang and in walked a nondescript-looking man getting on in years.
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This concept of crowdsourced DJ'ing also caught on in years past with radio stations that put their audiences in control of the playlist through their mobile app.
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It's the sort of landmark performance that we'll no doubt be looking back on in years to come, as evidence of what was great about British music in 2017.
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Now that the genre is getting on in years, reality TV producers have resorted to rebooting old shows like "TRL" and "Jersey Shore" in hopes of a decent rating point.
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But because the city's cultural funds are finite, the process is expected to affect how much public support arts organizations will be able to count on in years to come.
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"The sultan is getting on in years now, and his family hasn't always had the cleanest of reputations," said Matthew Woolfe, the founder of human rights group The Brunei Project.
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And while it may have taken Apple a bit too long to catch on in years past, it's happily jumping into the six-plus-inch fray as phones get ever larger.
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Even if Barnes stays put, time won't: Andrew Bogut and Andre Iguodala will both be 32 next season, young for human beings but getting on in years for professional basketball players.
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But the seventh generation had been around since 2013, and although it received a 2016 refresh, the design was getting on in years — even if it continued to post respectable sales.
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But the average consumer, especially those getting on in years, will probably be most excited about the cream's potential use as an easy way to tighten skin, smooth out wrinkles, and take a few years off.
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She pulls aside the curtain and discovers a man named Friedrich Bhaer, who, we are told, was a distinguished professor in his native Germany but is now a tutor of German, poor, and getting on in years (forty).
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Sometimes when we pass each other on the stairway or in the kitchen I reach out and give his butt a little caress because I know it will make him laugh or smile — after all, we're getting on in years.
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And like most women in my liberal, feminist-leaning, highly educated peer group (I'm president of Barnard College in New York City), I am ideologically opposed to intervening in such a natural and inevitable process as simply getting on in years.
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But with three liberal and moderate justices getting on in years (Stephen Breyer is 78; Anthony Kennedy is 80; Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 84), there is a good chance Mr Trump will have at least one more seat to fill in the coming years.
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I need to tamp down on my enthusiasm for it since I've only pecked at it for a very short period of time, but if I just let myself go, I would say that it is the best thing I've typed on in years.
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For what it's worth, a child-friendly go-kart might be the safest thing Segway's encouraged anyone to ride on in years given its track record for injuries, which includes former Segway owner Jim Hedelsen who died after accidentally riding the scooter off a cliff.
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If we leave those more personal incidents aside and employ the bodycount threshold leaned on in years past by magazines like Mother Jones (four or more people killed), the number of American mass shootings in any given year is often in the single digits.
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But now, like every champion getting on in years, HBO has found that it must adjust its strategy if it is to avoid being knocked out by the competitors — Netflix, Amazon, Hulu — who would like to take its place as the envy of the industry.
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There are conflicting rumors about what Apple may be planning — KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple will release a cheaper version of the existing budget 13.3-inch MacBook Air (which the company hasn't updated specs on in years, down to the ancient 1,440 x 900 resolution display).
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A day or so before the "all thumbs" revelation, I was reminded once again that I am what used to be called "getting on in years": I was standing in a crowded car when my eye happened to catch the eye of an attractive young woman who was seated in front of me.
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He comes upon an English tourist, "an overweight middle-aged Englishwoman with short hair who had lost her girlfriend": I imagined the two of them getting on in years, living in a lovingly tended house in an English town, taking part in its social life, going on a yearly trip to some distant country, putting together their photo albums.
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UK negotiators are reportedly preparing to begin trade talks with Washington before they begin talks with the EU. While the government has said it aims to secure a comprehensive trade deal with the US by the end of the year, it is thought to privately believe that a bare-bones agreement, designed to be built on in years to come, is more realistic.
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Forza Horizon 4 for $213 ($30 off) Gears 5 for $35 ($25 off) Red Dead Redemption 2 for $40 ($20 off) Mortal Kombat 11 for $30 ($193 off) Resident Evil 2 for $25 ($15 off) The PS240 is getting on in years, and the PS300 is coming in late 260, but some great games came out this year and there are some killer deals going on right now.
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Later on in years he had Erica, Wannie, Fefe, and Seyon.
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The series itself takes place between 1967 and 1992, when Rumpole is getting on in years.
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She decides to tell him about her past abusive marriage, and Lo forgives her. One night, she breaks the curfew and takes him to the wheat fields, where they kiss. Already getting on in years, Chang plans to marry Jiao, get discharged, and open a restaurant in Taiwan. He begins to prepare for their wedding after receiving Jiao's consent.
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It was announced on January 15, 2009 that Barrera would return to the ring against British boxer Amir Khan. Even with Barrera getting on in years, this was seen to be the biggest test of the young Briton's career thus far. Frank Warren promoted the fight, which took place on March 14, 2009 at the MEN Arena. Barrera lost the bout by a fifth-round technical decision.
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Walter Parks Thatcher (George Coulouris) is a New York banker. He becomes Kane's legal guardian in 1871. Kane resents him and, when he comes into control of his fortune in the late 1880s, uses the Inquirer to harass him. Thatcher, clearly getting on in years by the 1890s, initially regards Kane as mentally "still the college boy" and urges him to greater financial prudence.
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" The final Huainanzi context is a well-known story about Duke Mu of Qin, Bole, Bole's sons, and Jiufang Gao 九方皋. > Duke Mu of Qin addressed Bo Le saying: "You are getting on in years. Is > anyone in your family who can take over for you and find me a good steed?" > Bo Le replied; "A good horse may be judged by his physique, countenance, > sinews, and bones.
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East Springfield Academy was small coeducational school and Young greatly enjoyed his time there, making lifelong friends, and he tried to attend all of the reunions. St. Lawrence was a small institute struggling to survive and in serious need of both money and students and Owen Young was a good candidate. It was still expensive enough to cause some hesitance, however. With his father getting on in years, Owen was needed on the farm more than ever.
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As a youngster, Jones was the houseboy of William Ellzey’s daughter, Miss Sally. Miss Sarah (Sally) Ellzey was fond of John and was a good friend to him. But she was getting on in years, and John was concerned about what would happen to him once she died. On June 3, 1844, he left with his two half-brothers, George and Charles, along with Jefferson Brown and John Smith, who were enslaved people at a nearby estate.
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Half- Breeds on Venus begins shortly after the final events in "Half-Breed". The three Tweenie ships have landed on Venus, and over a thousand Tweenies, led by Max Scanlon, emerge onto an upland plateau. As Max is getting on in years, he gives his elder son Arthur the task of preparing the underground settlement where the Tweenies will live, keeping out of sight of the planet's human settlers. Meanwhile, Arthur's younger brother Henry is exploring Venus and flirting with his girlfriend Irene.
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A number of other characters often refer to the twins power as divine, a blessing from God, the gods, or Allah, implying that the Moon goddess may just be another name for god. Captain Paul Henri Tournier - A retired sea-captain and adoptive father of Jules and Julie. He loves his children, but is getting on in years and feels that he needs to tell the two children the truth about their past. Martin Garcon - a first mate from Captain Tournier's ship.
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He finished in the money in one of his next two starts.Smile Race Record Smile’s trainer decided "...his last few races were not up to his standard and he has earned his retirement."Ocala Star-Banner: Award-Winning Smile Comes Home A week after his fourth-place finish in the Gulfstream Park Breeders’ Cup, he was shipped back to his place of birth, Tartan Farms, to take over at stud for his sire, In Reality, who was getting on in years.
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Before the Melbourne Festival was launched off the back of Spoleto, 1985 ushered in the state's major arts festival. In the year of Victoria's 150th Anniversary and International Youth Year, Next Wave was as timely as it was urgent as an expression of the state's emerging youth arts. Under direction from Andrew Bleby, the first festival set precedents to be built on in years to come: 80 per cent of events involved young artists, 90 per cent were Australian, and there were 13 regional festivals across Victoria.
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King Mosiah has a desire to set the affairs of the kingdom in order, as he is getting on in years. Since his sons have gone to the land of the Lamanites to preach, he has no heir to receive the throne. He proposes to his people therefore that they abolish the monarchy and instead organize a republic. He explains that kings who rule righteously are desirable, but once a wicked king comes to power he spreads evil to his subjects, and it is difficult to remove a wicked king from power.
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Queen Victoria, on wartime service, pictured at Malta, 1916. Queen Victoria was sold to the Admiralty in 1915, and she was fitted out as a net-laying anti- submarine ship. Together with her sister, both vessels were still considered fast for their day, and although they were getting on in years, naval architects appeared to think that paddlers, if not converted to troop carriers, were well suited to an anti-submarine role. The two ships were soon in the Eastern Mediterranean theatre, in support of troopships and even warships in the submarine-infested seas.
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Lieutenant Mike Conovan (Van Johnson), head of an LAPD homicide detective squad, investigates when Ed Monigan, an older member of his squad (and former partner), is murdered while off-duty and carrying $1,000 in cash. Conovan's current partner and one-time mentor, Fred Piper (John McIntire), is getting on in years and his eyesight is failing, while under Conovan's wing is rookie detective "C.C." (for "carbon copy") Gordon (Tom Drake), learning the ropes. Out to dispel a theory that Monigan was secretly in cahoots with bookmakers, Conovan begins to track down a pair of downstate criminals ("lobos") known as the "Royalty Brothers".
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" This is a semantic parody on the Long Island town of Islip, New York. Shemp Howard (a man of many phobias) was reportedly so frightened of the lion that he insisted a glass plate be placed in between him and the animal while filming the scene in the crate, and the Stooges' reflection in the glass can be seen as they are hastily exiting the crate. Apparently, though, Columbia Pictures hired a lion who was getting on in years. Emil Sitka later commented that the feline was "so sickly, he would fall asleep in the middle of a take.
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Prince Edward on wartime servicePrince of Wales was sold to the Admiralty in 1915. Her name was changed to Prince Edward and she was fitted out as a net-laying anti-submarine ship. Together with her sister, both vessels were still considered fast for their day, and although they were getting on in years, naval architects appeared to think that paddlers, if not converted to troop carriers, were well suited to an anti-submarine role. The two ships were soon in the Eastern Mediterranean theatre, in support of troopships and even warships in the submarine-infested seas.
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Francke dismissed Clive Lloyd twice and also took the wickets of captain Rohan Kanhai and Sunil Gavaskar. He went on to take a total of 167 career first class wickets for Queensland with an innings best of 6 for 62 against South Australia in 1974. In a 1977 article Ian Chappell called Francke "a very steady type of spinner, with good line and length, but I can't really see him bowling out Test batsmen. As well, he is getting on in years." He appeared to have played his last game in 1980 but made a return 6 years later to play in the 1985/86 Sheffield Shield season.
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The first attempt was the formation of the Bennett Juniper Association, which placed a monument at the tree in 1963. Joseph W. Martin Sr., the owner of the land on which the Bennett resides, and Clarence Bennett were getting on in years and decided that establishing a formal nature preserve and transferring it to a major established conservation organization was the best method of long term protection for the Bennett. Martin carved out a piece of land from his holdings in the area, and donated it to Nature Conservancy in 1978. The Conservancy was not in a position to manage the preserve, and the cumulative impact from an increasing number of visitors was taking its toll.
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This novel covers the time from when Arthur Pendragon first becomes king to the time Merlin, now getting on in years, begins to lose his powers and becomes a sort of master spy to assist King Arthur as he begins the task of uniting all of Britain. Arthur is now King and hard at work establishing Camelot as the center of government and authority. A few ambitious lords from other parts of Britain have designs on Arthur's throne, and Merlin is kept busy preventing them from doing so. Having unwisely taken Morgause (his half-sister) to his bed as a very young man after his first battle and victory, Arthur is now the father of Mordred.
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Vedder about "Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town": > It's kind of about a lady, and she's getting on in years, and she's stuck in > this small town. Small towns fascinate me: You either struggle like hell to > get out, to some people want to stay 'cause then they're the big fish in the > small pond, and then others just kind of get stuck there. So here she is > working in this little place, and then an old flame comes in, and he's > probably driving a nice car and looking kind of sharp—not a fancy car, but > he's moved on. And then she sees him, and at first she doesn't even remember > who he is, and then she realizes who it is.
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The follow up, "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)", has been compared to the work of singer Taylor Swift due to its "upbeat, poppy" sound. Adele describes it as a "happy you're gone" song, which was inspired by an ex-boyfriend. The drum-filled folk song "I Miss You" has been described as "explicitly seductive" due to the lyrics: "Bring the floor up to my knees/Let me fall into your gravity/And kiss me back to life to see/Your body standing over me." "When We Were Young", another piano-led ballad, is "a reflective serenade about treasuring the moments you will look back on in years to come", while the ballad "Remedy", was written about Adele's best friend, her grandparents, her boyfriend, and her son.
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