Everything else about Eugene O'Neill's 1921 drama has aged badly.

He had aged badly in the past year, and his skin had lost its fine, athletic glow.

He seemed to have aged badly since the stroke hit him in the autumn of last year.

Completed in 1974, the estate has aged badly and is due for phased demolition by 2015.

The stained-glass windows, depicting the Stations of the Cross, had aged badly over the years.

"The familiar final version of the story is more talkative, more political and has aged badly as a result," says Ferran.

He has aged badly over the years since they last met; believing implicitly that his son is doomed.

The poor man had aged badly.

Today, at least a half-dozen of these buildings have aged badly.

Bearpaw said, later, that she'd aged badly during that time but was slowly coming back from it.