Sentence examples for elderly dad from inspiring English sources

When I was in high school, I would sometimes visit a particularly charmless nineteen-seventies high-rise where a friend's elderly dad had recently retired from the shoe business.

Will you see your elderly dad this Father's Day? Taking a few steps to implement precautionary measures now could make a big difference in your older relatives' year.

At least that is what her elderly widowed dad calls her when she makes her weekly visit to the provincial town where she grew up to do his housework and take him shopping.

Benoît Poelvoorde is Bruno, an ugly, middle-aged, unmarried farmer who lives for the one week a year when he comes up to Paris with his elderly, portly widower dad Jean Depardieuu) to participate in an indoor agricultural trade fair.

The elderly parents of his dad's second wife turn out to be conservative Christians, who give this liberal kid a Bible and shotgun for his birthday.

Homes displays a genuine depth of feeling for the predicament of children and the elderly in a world where "Dad works all the time" and "Mom's entirely electronic".

If the design gets it just right, then so do actors Justin Moorhouse and Victoria Elliott, playing 14 characters between them – from a boy parked outside the pub with a packet of crisps who is forgotten by his dad, to an elderly woman looking after her crippled husband whose only pleasure is in admiring the butcher, a man "fat, like jellied pork".

"There's lot of talk about Pizza Rat at the moment, also the girl who explains weddings to her dad, and the elderly man who sings to his ill wife," said Skogmo.

When his dad died, his elderly mother was suddenly left with no one to care for her.

Ann Curry's father died in April and, as part of NBC Nightly News Trading Placesesegmentent, about adults taking care of their elderly parents, she discussed her dad's final days on Thursday night's program.

Janet Morrison, chief executive of Independent Age Freezing fees to care providers is directly causing the slow motion collapse of the care sector and somebody's mum or dad or granny - our elderly and vulnerable – are the biggest victims.