Sentence examples for A bit geriatric from inspiring English sources
By comparison, a big international exhibition like the Biennale, which lumbers into place and then sits there doing nothing for months, seems a bit geriatric.
As for the 842 seat holders: It's a polite crowd, and not only because it's a bit geriatric.
I tried to make eye contact with her while we were on air and thanked her profusely in front of Oktar, who himself seemed amiable, if not a bit geriatric.
Rees, a comparatively geriatric 31 and a bit, said: "I think this group of players have taken us to the next level.
This flamboyant satirical drag show, which explores the collective conflicted psyche of Israel, telling the story of a young Jewish boy, is a bit of a theatrical hand grenade from a company last spotted performing the gentle geriatric love story, Translunar Paradise.
Well, mourning might be a bit strong, but before one of the last of the old Strip's attractions is blown to bits in public, a geriatric crowd gathered to remember the place.
