The phrase "at elder" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction, possibly intended to refer to someone who is older or in a position of seniority.
Example: "He is respected at elder meetings for his wisdom and experience."
Alternatives: "in elder roles" or "among elders".
He will also perform Mozart at Elder 3 at Elder Hall on 2 December.
He also demonstrated uncanny leadership for a freshman, often barking orders at elder teammates.
Antonia de Medinaceli, director of fraud analytics at Elder, said three-fourths of leads the model generates result in audits and investigations by the inspector general.
Photograph: Alicia Canter for the Guardian Updated at 2.57am GMT 1.30am GMT John Waters: filthy/gorgeous John Waters Last night Alex Needham went to see John Walters' talk at Elder Hall.
Fans and baseball people and particularly journalists, also an imperiled species, should not poke and prod at Elder lest he become self-conscious and retreat behind Howard Rubenstein's gaseous cover.
But the rest of the Yellow Jackets spoke as if they were confident that they had depth at Elder's guard position and that they could win another game without him to reach the Final Four next weekend in San Antonio.
The Determined Type Jeannine Spinella, a receptionist at Elders Futures, was shy.
Essence, a company based in Israel, has developed Care@Home, a smart home solution targeted at elder-care.
We feel like youth" [Male elder] More youth and children are helping elders, for example, in repairing latrines, helping in watering vegetable gardens, accompanying elders to the hospital for cataract surgery, and helping with preparing and serving tea at elders' meetings.
A close knit community such as one hosted on Wikia with a handful of members might be good for you, or perhaps a larger site aimed at elders!
This allows our providers to easily identify at-risk elders and to pay special attention to the patient if clinically needed.
