Sentence examples for became elderly from inspiring English sources

Later, as they became elderly, those levels fell.

Greta began to guess that he was one of those people who spent their youth involved with an older generation, until they themselves became elderly by association — and didn't mind it in the least or try to escape.

And in Mr. Tanner's world, blacks are likely to die before they become elderly.

"Of course, that also ties into the racial aspect because our society is such that minorities don't become elderly the way white people do.

Other people think of Brooklyn Heights as where you become elderly, but I think of it as where you try pot for the first time.

Hilary Cooper Cambridge So the pope, the head of the Roman Catholic church, believes the EU has become "elderly and haggard" and gives "a general impression of weariness and ageing".

It had become "elderly and haggard", hostage to a uniform economic model that undermined democracy while the centrality of human rights was becoming confused with and supplanted by individualistic narcissism.

The Oxford economist recommended a cap of £35,000 on the amount individuals are expected to pay for care when they become elderly and infirm before the state steps in.

He recommended a cap on the amount individuals are expected to pay for care when they become elderly and infirm before the state steps in of between £25,000 – £50,000, to be settled at £35,000.

We all have or have had parents, grandparents, who become elderly, who are terribly vulnerable and when we see something like this, it just breaks the hearts of everybody.

Sustained by good genes, fresh air, healthy food, physical exercise, quick wit and powerful family bonds, the Melises have become elderly symbols of a Mediterranean way of life that is the envy of the world.