Sentence examples similar to elderly comrades from inspiring English sources
An "elderly comrade", Schramm says, explained that their country needed to be kept safe from enemies.
One night, after we'd traipsed around a ruin in the southwestern Peloponnese which is known as "Nestor's palace" — Nestor is an elderly comrade of Odysseus', whom Telemachus visits in Book 3, looking for news of his father — he turned to the group around the piano.
Despite the imminent demise of the Reich, surrounded by weak and elderly 'comrades' Helmut, photographed in camaraderie, is finally smiling.
He looked up at his elderly, slightly glassy-eyed comrades, then surveyed his opponents.
For his increasingly rare foreign forays, Robert Mugabe does much the same as his Cuban comrade: commandeering an elderly Air Zimbabwe Boeing 767.
Photos of General Giap paying visits to former comrades, many of them elderly men in their 80s and 90s, have been widely circulated.
Andy Robertshaw, a historian who traced the girl as an elderly woman, says she remembered Private Parr waving his comrade away when the two men were shot at.
Earlier generations' unfathomable hardships emerge (an elderly woman recounts losing her child in a crowd and being forced aboard a work transport by "comrades"), together with quiet accusations of the system that is responsible for them.
