Sentence examples for elderly dying from inspiring English sources

The world of an elderly, dying woman is depicted in a stream of conciousness.

Favorite book: "Gilead," by Marilynne Robinson, a letter from an elderly dying minister to his young son.

Haunted by all the elderly dying unmourned in his city, Frank searches for ways to mark their passing and stumbles upon a mystery far closer to home.

In a tumbledown house somewhere in rural Maine, Sebastian (Dihlon McManne), the oldest and most responsible of the Riven brothers, is preparing to euthanize his elderly, dying mother.

The New Yorker, October 5 , 1981P. 48 The world of an elderly, dying woman is depicted in a stream of conciousness.

By Samuel Beckett The New Yorker, October 5 , 1981P. 48 The world of an elderly, dying woman is depicted in a stream of conciousness.

"For some reason classical music appeals to the elderly and -- for some reason -- the elderly die off".

Samuel Sadin, a lumber executive who became an advocate for the elderly, died Sunday at his home in Great Neck, N.Y.

Dr. Mark H. Beers, a geriatrician whose seminal research found that some widely used prescription drugs led to harmful and unnecessary side effects in the elderly, died on Feb 28 in Miami Beach.

Dr. Leon J. Epstein, a pioneer in the treatment of mental illness in the elderly, died Nov. 6 at his home in San Francisco.

Margaret Loeb Kempner, a philanthropist whose special concerns included the well-being of children, families with children and the elderly, died on Dec. 31 at her home in Purchase, N.Y.