Sentence examples for elder ones from inspiring English sources
"elder ones" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to older or more senior individuals within a group. It can be used to distinguish between individuals or groups of different ages or levels of authority. For example: - "The elder ones in the family always make the final decisions." - "The elder ones in the class were chosen to lead the group project." - "The elder ones in the tribe are responsible for passing down traditions to the younger generations."
The elder ones kept up the piano because they were good at it.
These three elder ones talked to newspapers about what they had been through, they told their stories over and over, they had counselling.
By turns the elder ones tell stories of the war of 1962, of the sudden invasion, the panic among Indian forces, the burning of bridges and houses by the retreating army, the relative good behaviour of the invaders.
In disrupted families, younger sisters attain menarche earlier than the elder ones, because they spend less time with their fathers [ 129].
We conclude that younger patients of gallbladder malignancy with higher expression of CCKAR have more aggressive disease and short survival as compared with elder ones.
Ms. Jelley was the elder one, the self-admitted "disorganized" artist.
He wanted to become an Olympic champion, Tamerlan, the elder one but he could not do it without citizenship — no American one, no other, no Russian one.
The elder one was dressed in a beautifully made miniature HVO uniform, and grinning like mad as he pointed the pistol at me.
They are not allowed to sell the lease or apply for a different one, and the shop is their sole means of support for two daughters, the elder one the first in the family to go to college.
Hewitt was less sanguine about Elder, one of three starting guards, who led the team in scoring this season with 15.8 points a game as the Jackets (26-9) earned the No. 3 seeding in the St . Louisregional.
The elder one, Khokon, had been Mukti Bahini during the war, while the younger, Emdad, had stayed in the village so that her grandmother wouldn't worry too much.
