Sentence examples for elderly college from inspiring English sources

Sure, there were political insiders, but there were also people from different walks of life -- elderly, college students, volunteers.

Still, some of what they envision can sound like the description of a utopian society in which employers won't think twice about hiring people in their 50s and 60s, and people would float in and out of the work force between the ages of 20 and 80, with reduced work weeks for those raising families and droves of elderly college students.

You can turn on Fox News almost any day and see some fictional story about voter fraud, the whole purpose of which is to limit voting by the poor, the elderly, college students and minorities.

And like California, low-income women and children, the elderly, college students, public servants, and workers of all kinds are going to bear the brunt of the "shared sacrifice".

The problem, of course, is that voter fraud, as such, is all but nonexistent and the proposed laws are really designed to restrict voting by Latinos, the elderly, college students, the disabled, and the homeless -- all of whom happen to lean Democratic.

In the Tennessee House, Ms. DeBerry promoted legislation to benefit poor people, children, the elderly and college students.

Democrats contend that the proposed safeguards could disenfranchise some members of minorities, elderly people, college students and poor people, who are less likely to have the required documents.

Democrats were quick to characterize Mr. Christie's proposal as falling disproportionately on the backs of the middle class, the poor, the elderly, schoolchildren, college students and inner-city residents, while leaving largely unscathed the wealthy and most businesses.

The Chinese are known for honoring their elderly, and college anthropology courses abound in descriptions of cultures -- albeit mostly primitive tribes or altogether vanished ones -- that cherished rather than disdained their grandmothers and great-grandmothers.

Through a variety of events to bring together the elderly and college students, organizers said they hoped to have by this spring a series of recommendations that could be given to Washington.

Throughout the day, a slightly sleepy Wednesday at the museum, the Abramovic galleries were nearly always crowded, with an audience that skewed young but that included the usual array of weekday art patrons: elderly couples, college groups, parents pushing strollers and even a few families with children, like the Frensleys from Nashville.