Sentence examples for as a very old from inspiring English sources

Kay Lake lives on as a very old woman.

I'd like to do it as a very old lady and actually expire - see if we can arrange that".

Tom Wilkinson and Eli Wallach (as a very old, entirely sane hermit living on the beach) make strong appearances, too.

Billy Crystal and Carol Kane appear as a very old couple, and Andre the Giant appears as, well, a giant.

Allen Scruggs, the show chairman, described the cat fanciers' group as "a very old and very conservative organization".

According to tradition, the Apostle John, as a very old man who had "seen the Lord" (i.e., Jesus), lived at Ephesus in the days when Polycarp was young.

Should it, for example, be allowed for types of suffering that do not originate from physical diseases per se, such as being tired of life at a very old age?

Here's Albee's description of Carter's character, know only as A: "A very old woman; thin, autocratic, proud, as together as the ravages of time will allow.

Fixed-odds and high-street shops will be seen as a very old-fashioned way to bet.

In truth, Ravitch strikes me as a very old-fashioned liberal, of a pre-1968, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. bent.

She comes across as a very old-fashioned spirit, someone who loves "arts and crafts" and someone who took great pleasure in hand-producing the lyrics on Sea Sew.