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in the prime of life

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in the prime of life
Fig. in the best and most productive and healthy period of life. The good health of one's youth can carry over into the prime of life. He was struck down by a heart attack in the prime of life.
See also: life, prime


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Thankfully, the Prince of Wales has yet to be 'felled in the prime of life by a piece of rotting concrete descending from a post-modernist building', as he feared he might be in his 1989 book A Vision of Britain.
Country Place Living has partnered with Kansas' Cloud County Community College's elder study program, "Prime Time-learning in the prime of life," and will host memory improvement classes.
Thousands who lived in trailers will be in the prime of life in the 10 to 15 years doctors believe it takes cancer to develop.
 
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