GETTING ON A BIT

Definition: Getting older; aging; used to describe someone who is no longer young.

Synonyms: Aging, Growing Old, Getting Older, Advancing Age, Senior Years

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
Grandma is getting on a bit, but she still loves to bake delicious cookies.
#2
Mr. Johnson, our friendly neighbor, is getting on a bit, but he enjoys tending to his vibrant garden.
#3
The wise old owl is getting on a bit, yet it continues to hoot in the moonlit night.
#4
Professor Thompson, who is getting on a bit, has a vast knowledge of history to share with his students.
#5
The antique clock in the living room is getting on a bit, but it still chimes with a melodic tune.
#6
Grandpa, getting on a bit, teaches his grandchildren how to fish by the peaceful lake.
#7
The vintage car in the garage is getting on a bit, but it shines with memories of road trips.
#8
As the seasons change, the scarecrow in the farmer's field is getting on a bit, guarding the crops.
#9
Despite getting on a bit, he embraces technology and loves using the latest gadgets.
#10
She may be getting on a bit, but her zest for life keeps her trying new adventures.
#11
As he was getting on a bit, he decided to retire and enjoy his golden years.
#12
Despite getting on a bit, he maintains an active lifestyle and stays in shape.
#13
Traveling remains a joy, despite her getting on a bit.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Have you seen Professor Smith lately?B: Yeah, I bumped into him at the conference last week.A: How's he doing?B: He's doing alright, but you can tell he's getting on a bit. He mentioned he's considering retirement soon.A: Ah, I see. He's had quite the career though.
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