graying

The graying of America has given the industry another target market.

The market is growing dramatically with the graying of America.

The graying, he said, also affected the local business scene.

The graying of the music market crept up on America.

Now I became aware of a faint graying in the dark ahead.

Turning, he glanced out the window and could see the graying of the sky.

Much remains to be learned about the physiology of human graying.

The graying of America has caused problems and opportunities for the studios.

That's what the graying, grizzled man said every day of the training.

Otherwise, the cause may be premature graying, especially if it runs in your family.

There is a graying of our audience which is natural.

Of ten children, perhaps four lived to the graying of their hair.

The age at which graying begins seems almost entirely due to genetics.

There is also something called the "graying of America".

The most significant development on the immediate horizon is the graying of the industrialized world.

But a thorough look at the data reveals that the graying of America did nothing to bring down crime in the 1990s.

The graying of the global population will not have proceeded uniformly.

Answer: the graying of the classical music audience, a k a the bottom line.

There was a graying in the sky and a hint that dawn might perhaps be not too far away.

A young black man studied the graying, bearded author with admiration.

He stopped and rubbed his hand over his graying, short hair.

He had noticed the graying of the day, the pearling, without giving it much thought.

"For years, there was a graying of the sport, with mostly older people going to race tracks.

It was dawn, which meant, in the Labyrinth, nothing more than a graying of night's black.

Fortunately, premature graying does not mean that your body is aging more quickly than anyone else's.