Sentence examples for caring for old from inspiring English sources
Mary says she has personal experience of caring for old people, and is initially uncertain.
The cost of caring for old people will be enormous, but that's just the beginning.
Those caring for old people, whether relatives or in residential care, are more likely to treat them carelessly or abusively after years of exposure to stereotypes that effectively dehumanise them.
I think, for a healthy society, that wealth has to be redistributed, and I think the best thing to do with it is to use it to hugely enhance the number of jobs of the kind where human beings are still preferred to robots — caring for old people, teaching assistants, and things like that.
In the dispute with the society, the Prince's rejected foreword was intended for The Old House Handbook, a guide to repairing and caring for old buildings written in association with the society by two of Britain's leading architectural commentators, Roger Hunt and Marianne Suhr.
Caring for old linens is far more laborious than caring for modern percales in no-iron cotton and blends.
