Sentence examples for big elderly from inspiring English sources

A big, elderly policeman, who was guarding him, looked unhappy.

"People round here haven't got much cash - there's a big elderly population and high unemployment - so I get the money for any special weekend events the previous Tuesday, when they get their income support," Henderson admits.

After a few minutes a big, strong elderly man in shorts and T-shirt enters the room, doing a brilliant Donald Duck impression.

"I was trying to make the print bigger so elderly people in Palm Beach County can read it," she said.

EVERY few weeks 11 men assemble in Dusseldorf and stare at a big chunk of elderly rock.

But there's a big difference between "elderly" and "infirm" — as the 70-year-old woman on the spin bike next to mine would quickly point out.

Mr. Gallagher made his Broadway debut just last year; Mary Louise Wilson, who won best featured actress in a musical for her portrayal of the elderly Big Edie Beale in "Grey Gardens," first appeared on Broadway in 1963.

We all know about tax dodging big companies while elderly people live in fuel poverty, student debt goes up, benefits sanctions fall on the disabled and zero-hour contracts are on the rise.

But a fragile rapprochement between South Sudan's President Salva Kiir and his rival Riek Machar – the two elderly "big men" of the country – does not impress a younger generation of would-be political leaders who believe their country's future can be brighter.

Recently,in Japan,there are big problems for elderly people because of missing records of payment for the pension.

You told us it was a big problem for elderly customers who may not be able to access better deals.