graying

She wore an apple-green housedress and her graying beehive hairdo was unyielding against the blasts of a chugging air conditioner.

Some men were not men at all but mere preteens; others had wrinkled faces and graying hair.

But it looks like with his graying hair, he also has come to appreciate the benefits of a non-contact sport.

Graying, balding, some with canes, some with hearing aids, but ever so happy to reunite and swap tales.

At which point he settles into his late memoir years, graying like King Lear.

A youngish, handsome man he was, with graying temples and keenly observant eyes.

Richard stepped from the tent; the sky was graying in the east; encampment—men, horses, all—were vague black shadows just visible.

Over in the east there was the first graying advance of the dawn.

The little graying man was at his elbow, staring at the screen with angry red eyes.

A door leading from a room at his left opened and admitted a tall man with graying hair.