Sentence examples for becoming infirm from inspiring English sources
And if it doesn't — if a patient is becoming infirm and heading toward a nursing home — well, that isn't really a medical problem, is it?
More are on the market now because the owners are dying or becoming too infirm to climb the stairs.
As I am becoming increasingly infirm and it is unlikely that I shall travel out there again, I asked my daughter, who has the second card and the pin number, to withdraw the money.
But a model in which millions of people lack health care or are condemned to poverty a few months after losing a job or upon becoming old and infirm may be equally unsustainable in the long run.
The championship can do without becoming one long derby involving an infirm Old Firm.
Becoming a refugee is not solely the privilege of the poor or infirm," said chief executive Maurice Wren.
The government is becoming indistinguishable from Victorian charity when the wealthy paternalist decides which of the poor and infirm deserved to be helped.
Initially, the infirm Queen who cannot dance along with everyone else is entertained, but as the sequence continues and she watches her lover engaging physically with this fit, striking young man, their moves becoming sillier and more ostentatious.
Initially, the infirm Queen – who cannot dance along with everyone else – is entertained, but as the sequence continues and she watches her lover engaging physically with this fit, striking young man, their moves becoming sillier and more ostentatious, she roars at them to stop.
