get along in years

To become older. I may be getting along in years, but I certainly don't need to be in a nursing home. Unfortunately, my arthritis bothers me more as I get along in years. Mom should really consider moving to a one-level house before she gets along in years.

See also: get, year

See also:

run its course, to
run/take its course
on about
listen (to someone or something) with half an ear
listen with half an ear
have (one's) share of (something)
take its course
expect (someone or something) for (something)
expect for
a/the bright spot

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