Sentence examples for are elder from inspiring English sources
noun
An older person or an older member, usually a leader, of some community.
- We were presented to the village elder.
Typically German supervisory board chairmen are elder statesmen who play a discreet role.
They are elder elders, and the New York North mission, which includes Westchester County, is the host to a dozen such senior elder couples.
The main beneficiaries of ecosystem services from urban gardens are elder, low-middle income, and migrant people.
But nearly one in four older adults are elder orphans, with no one to help them with their care questions and coordination.
It's all about the music, and many of the style's great purveyors are elder statesmen of sorts, while the new breeds constantly push the envelope.
Who speaks for "western Buddhism," many attendees and observers of last weekend's event have asked, and how accurately and honestly are elder Buddhists passing on their knowledge to new generations?
There are elders present, and children, too.
There are elders who teach skills like harvesting cedar and other medicines.
Rather, they are elders who have contributed in important ways to the young person's life.
However, it was determined that the independent risk factors for DVT are elder-age (≧75 years) and seroconversion of the IgG-class PF4/heparin antibody.
If you click it when they are elders, they will die of old age.
